Hey guys and girls,
So I have been living in Quebec for the past 9 years. I did my post-secondary Education from Montreal and have been working since I got my PGWP in August of 2018. I have a year and 4 months left on it so I still have some time.
I was one of the 18,000 applicants who were returned their files, but I applied again and got my Invitation through Arrima in October 2019. They requested my documents in the first week of March, which I sent right away and they received them in the second week . It's been a month and half now almost and I am waiting for my CSQ. In the meanwhile, I also received an ITA for EE a couple of weeks ago and they had given me 3 months to send all the requested documents.I still have around 70 days left to send them the requested documents. I know in this scenario, I will have to provide them with strong evidence of leaving Quebec, which at this point is kinda hard. Has anyone gone through this path successfully?
Another option, I was thinking is to wait the EE ITA out until the end and If i am still waiting for CSQ at that time, I will just apply for EE. To be honest I don't want to decline the invitation for EE, and later the centre right government in Quebec changes their immigration rules because of the current pandemic. I am really confused on what to do. Or do you guys think that I should just wait for CSQ and simply decline the EE ITA? Personally, I want to live in Quebec as I have been living here for a decade and kinda attached to it. Also I wanted to buy property here soon, as it fits my budget. But at the same time, immigration is more important than temporarily living here. I am really confused.
Also, what kind of evidence will I have to provide them if I go through the EE path? Any advice would be appreciated on which path to take, or any other if it comes to your mind. Thanks a bunch!
So I have been living in Quebec for the past 9 years. I did my post-secondary Education from Montreal and have been working since I got my PGWP in August of 2018. I have a year and 4 months left on it so I still have some time.
I was one of the 18,000 applicants who were returned their files, but I applied again and got my Invitation through Arrima in October 2019. They requested my documents in the first week of March, which I sent right away and they received them in the second week . It's been a month and half now almost and I am waiting for my CSQ. In the meanwhile, I also received an ITA for EE a couple of weeks ago and they had given me 3 months to send all the requested documents.I still have around 70 days left to send them the requested documents. I know in this scenario, I will have to provide them with strong evidence of leaving Quebec, which at this point is kinda hard. Has anyone gone through this path successfully?
Another option, I was thinking is to wait the EE ITA out until the end and If i am still waiting for CSQ at that time, I will just apply for EE. To be honest I don't want to decline the invitation for EE, and later the centre right government in Quebec changes their immigration rules because of the current pandemic. I am really confused on what to do. Or do you guys think that I should just wait for CSQ and simply decline the EE ITA? Personally, I want to live in Quebec as I have been living here for a decade and kinda attached to it. Also I wanted to buy property here soon, as it fits my budget. But at the same time, immigration is more important than temporarily living here. I am really confused.
Also, what kind of evidence will I have to provide them if I go through the EE path? Any advice would be appreciated on which path to take, or any other if it comes to your mind. Thanks a bunch!