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quebec application after new rules 14th october 2009

amusa said:
Hi Sheena21,

I sent my application to the montreal address, which is the one everyone sends to for CSQ approval/denial. After thier decision is when you send it to country offices, in my case I would send it to Buffalo for the permanent residency application.


NewHomeAlberta,

I am not sure if I can fully answer your question but I can tell you that I have a bachelors in Biochemistry(which is amongst the preferred areas of training). I got the degree from a US university, and I am currently pursuing a masters in environmental science. I applied for CSQ after october 14, and so far my application is being processed as one of the areas of preferred trainings.
Hope that helps a bit.

Amina
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Hi Sheena21,
Is it required to submit IELTS score to establish English proficiency eventhough degrees are from US? Or sending a letter stating your qualification is sufficient enough? Any thought on this.

Thanks again for your reply and it is helpful.
 
Has anyone here applied for both alberta and Quebec? if so, how did you answer the question on the quebec application which ask if you have ever applied for Permanent Residency?

i want to apply for Quebec but i lil concern about the that question.


Let me know your thoughts on this thanks
 
NewHome_Alberta said:
In my case i do not have any french skills, But I pass all the other requirements for the Quebec Skilled Worker (based on online evaluation). Without having the french skills do you think will it be possible do get the nomination?
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you need to have at lease basic french skills to apply for Quebec
 
Hi NewHome_Alberta ,

To demonstrate language ability, many immigration applicants submit a written English document with their application. However, an application that relies solely on a written submission may take longer to be processed than one that is submitted with IELTS results. Because the IELTS results are independent and verifiable, the visa officer will accept these results as determinate and will be able to conclude language ability more quickly. IELTS results are considered the only conclusive proof of English language proficiency.

However, if you choose not to take a test, you have to submit the written explanation and documentation which include;

* a written submission explaining your training in English
* an explanation of how you commonly use English
* official documentation of education in English
* official documentation of work experience in English

But again, not providing IELTS result may take longer to be processed.
 
Hi Everyone,
I sent my application to Quebec on Nov 12, I live in the US. I am an accountant/director of reimbursement. I don't know if they will process my application based on accounting or finance. All my studies was in French in Lebanon untill 2000. I am cunfused about my french now, I almost forgot all my french since i have not use it for almost 9 years. I have some certificates go back to 1996 and 2000 that i passed Level 3 in French. But i don't know. I sent my application and hope for the best.

I have MBA in finance and i have been working here in the us for about 5 years. that was my proof of English.

Any progress with anybody?

Good luck for every body
 
Hi everybody!

We have received our AOR yesterday, dated 05 November 2009. And we are now patiently waiting for our file to be completely reviewed.

Ive one question in mind, please enlighten us:
If ever the time comes that the file will be rejected because of lack of French knowledge, can one candidate send proof of French language if he/she had taken the French course while waiting for the result of the review of file?

Thank you so much=)
 
hey guys,
.. I need ur help.. i have question.. i have obtained vocation training 2 years (4 semesters) in Computers field.. i read in the list of training 2009 that the computer support (2years/1,800 hours) field vocational training gives points.... My total hours of training is less than 1,800 hours but its 2 years (4 semesters).. so my question is..
do i still get points in Areas of Training ??

waiting ur answer..
thanks very much
 
moee said:
hey guys,
.. I need ur help.. i have question.. i have obtained vocation training 2 years (4 semesters) in Computers field.. i read in the list of training 2009 that the computer support (2years/1,800 hours) field vocational training gives points.... My total hours of training is less than 1,800 hours but its 2 years (4 semesters).. so my question is..
do i still get points in Areas of Training ??

waiting ur answer..
thanks very much
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Hi moee,

From my understanding, it could be 2 years OR its equivalent 1,800 hours. And yes, you should be getting points in Areas of Training.

Seniors, please correct me if I'm wrong=)
 
Hi, i am planning to sumbit all my documents to the Hongkong office once i do my tefaq which is in Jan in Malaysia. Do i need to send certified copies of my document or just photocopy. My spouse has 12 month part time working experience but unfortunately we don't have any documents to prove tht. As far as I know, i am not getting any point from the working experience. so do i have to still submit the contract or pay slip
thank you
 
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