QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[Egypt2011]

HI All

@[size=10pt]OsamaR[/size]

can I ask you where r u from?
if u don't mind of course

Regards

 

[priyas]

Hi ambi,
Congrats man
did u passed the french paper already or u r preparing for this

 

[rgquebec]

Hi All,

Jst wanted to share a good news with you all that i have received my CSQ , Can someone tell me how to go ahead now?

thanks for your valuable responses.

cheers!!

 

[nevillek]

Hi All,

Jst wanted to share a good news with you all that i have received my CSQ , Can someone tell me how to go ahead now?

thanks for your valuable responses.

cheers!!

Congrats! A newbie myself but I'm sure the experts here will help you out with how to go ahead.

Care to share how long did it take to receive the CSQ from the date of applying? And which visa office did you send it to?

 

[rgquebec]

Hi Nevillek....i had applied in Aug.2010 , interview held at New Delhi .

 

[nevillek]

Hi Nevillek....i had applied in Aug.2010 , interview held at New Delhi .

Cool thanks. Looks like the 19-month long wait paid off. They really need to work on their processing times.

Goodluck with the Federal stage now, hope it goes through faster!

Take care

 

[grimreaper]

Hi Nevillek....i had applied in Aug.2010 , interview held at New Delhi .

Hi rgquebec.. How many points did they award you during the interview for adaptability? Up to what level did u complete the French exams?

 

[bob smith]

I just want to warn you that once you get to Quebec and live here for 3 years and apply for your citizenship it will take you close to 2 years to get it if you are lucky. If you travel a lot or had resided in US at some point it will take you an additional 2-3 years (the dreaded RQ process).
I just wish someone had told me this before I've decided to come to reside in Canada.
For more info see the official processing times for canadian citizenship on cic.gc.ca. note that only 80% of applicants get it in less that 19 months.

 

[4glory]

Hi All,

Jst wanted to share a good news with you all that i have received my CSQ , Can someone tell me how to go ahead now?

thanks for your valuable responses.

cheers!!

CONGRATULATIONS!!! on the receipt of your CSQ.

 

[reebs1989]

Hey guys,

Quick question, is "Work Experience" an important factor for the Quebec Skilled Worker? Must an applicant have atleast 6 months experience or can they get away with having none because I don't have any work experience but i may have enough points from the other factors such as age, language, education... etc.

Thanks

 

[geribubaboy]

GOT MY MR ON FEBRUARY GUYS - DID MY MEDICALS AND SENT THEM ON MARCH.


I'M SO HAPPY

WISH YOU ALL GOOD LUCK.

 

[Dorina D]

To all,

This thread is strictly for QSW although any input from virtually anyone is appreciated.
WHo has already applied for Quebec?
Who is planning to apply for Quebec?

 

[Egypt2011]

Congrats Bro

Hi All,

Jst wanted to share a good news with you all that i have received my CSQ , Can someone tell me how to go ahead now?

thanks for your valuable responses.

cheers!!

 

[ambi1775]

Congratulations. Gery,


Good luck
Ambi

GOT MY MR ON FEBRUARY GUYS - DID MY MEDICALS AND SENT THEM ON MARCH.


I'M SO HAPPY

WISH YOU ALL GOOD LUCK.

 

[shootingstar]

Yes it's after CSQ, its only for federal part

CIC uses 3 computer systems for processing immigration / visa applications. Historically, they used the CAIPS computer system in CIC offices outside of Canada, and the FOSS system for applications being dealt with in Canada. CIC is now rolling out a new computer system called GCMS (Global Case Management System) for use in both Canadian and international offices, but this is not yet complete.

CAIPS FileCheck can help you get a printout of your CAIPS/FOSS/GCMS file from the CIC computer systems. Your file should have valuable information on the current status and future processing of your application for a Canadian Permanent Residents Visa. Immigration files are also available for student, work permit and other visa applications.

Thanks Bachar