QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[zein]

You can call BIQ montreal for an absolute perfect answer, however, my belief is you will be in new rules, if no update beyond AOR

thank you very much,
if I may ask you another question please.
originally i don't get any extra points for my job, so what would change beside the language level?
or is it basically about french language?
thank you again.

 

[encrypted2011]

it's language + AOT 2013

 

[mina_monmon]

Shruti,
For applications which have been received after 6th December has not be given any point for french if applicant has anything less than B2 level.

Dear frds
would u please tell me what is ur source that u depond on it to judge that the new rules will apply for those apply after 6 of december

appreicate receive your feedback

thanks in advance

 

[guhazel]

Hello all!

I submitted my application in Montreal last July 8. How long does it usually take to receive the AOR and subsequently an interview schedule, if I currently belong to a high priority AOT?

Thank you in advance.

 

[lemans207]

thank you very much,
if I may ask you another question please.
originally i don't get any extra points for my job, so what would change beside the language level?
or is it basically about french language?
thank you again.

which BIQ are you?

 

[zein]

which BIQ are you?

Montreal

 

[Noor dxb]

Hi

Thank you for all the information posted by all of you in this forum. I just came back from the interview in Istanbul and I also wanted to share my experience. I applied in Nov 2010 and passed the interview in August 2013. We got the CSQ Finally questions the officer asks were:
- checking the passports of all family members
- checking the diplomas, certificates and transcripts
- then he asked about the job experience
- few cities in Quebec
- education system
- why you want to immigrate and why Quebec
- what you will do once you land
- all in French except work experience
- it last around 1h 30 mn

Now I want to understand what are the next steps and how much time is required to get the visa stamp if u don't mind. Thanx in advance

 

[maitamanipol]

Dear all,

Please confirm which address to send the applications from UAE? & kindly also tell me should i have attached my husband experience letter or not

Is this one correct:
Mailing address or by appointment only
Ministère de l'Immigration et des Communautés culturelles
285, rue Notre-Dame Ouest, 4e étage
Montréal (Québec) H2Y 1T8
CANADA
Fax: 514 864-9221
E-Mail : E-Mail form

Or

Centralized Intake Office—QSW
P.O. Box 8888
Sydney, Nova Scotia B1P 0C9
Canada

 

[EFK]

Hi

Thank you for all the information posted by all of you in this forum. I just came back from the interview in Istanbul and I also wanted to share my experience. I applied in Nov 2010 and passed the interview in August 2013. We got the CSQ Finally questions the officer asks were:
- checking the passports of all family members
- checking the diplomas, certificates and transcripts
- then he asked about the job experience
- few cities in Quebec
- education system
- why you want to immigrate and why Quebec
- what you will do once you land
- all in French except work experience
- it last around 1h 30 mn

Now I want to understand what are the next steps and how much time is required to get the visa stamp if u don't mind. Thanx in advance

Congratulations Noor - hope you had a nice trip while you were there
Just wanted to know - were there a lot of people from UAE for the interviews...and do you and your spouse both know french? my spouse doesn't know french at all, and I applied a few months ago before getting married...so now that I will add him (once I get AOR), he will not get points for french ofcourse....so how does it work in that case? I have advanced french but spouse nothing...

thanks

 

[harryneedinfo]

Hello all!

I submitted my application in Montreal last July 8. How long does it usually take to receive the AOR and subsequently an interview schedule, if I currently belong to a high priority AOT?

Thank you in advance.

i've applied in july 19th in montreal and my AOT is 16, i've applied it through a consultant. they told me it takes 2-4 months to get the first response.

 

[mina_888]

i want to reshare my problem if there are any advices from people here who are more experienced than me
my name is Mina Mounir

i have sent my immigration file on 23 / 7 / 2013
i am single and my point was 55
as i had 12 points for my area of training " chemistry "
and 8 points for french " TCFQ B1B1 "
16 age + 4 english + 4 experience + 10 education + 1 financial

now according to new rules
i had 6 in area of training "chemistry 2013 list "
0 in french B1B1

I feel depression and confused

i don`t know my situation now
should i withdraw my application ??
or waiting and continu in french trying to get b2b2 ??
or withdraw my file and continu in learning french ??

 

[oszi]

i want to reshare my problem if there are any advices from people here who are more experienced than me
my name is Mina Mounir

i have sent my immigration file on 23 / 7 / 2013
i am single and my point was 55
as i had 12 points for my area of training " chemistry "
and 8 points for french " TCFQ B1B1 "
16 age + 4 english + 4 experience + 10 education + 1 financial

now according to new rules
i had 6 in area of training "chemistry 2013 list "
0 in french B1B1

I feel depression and confused

i don`t know my situation now
should i withdraw my application ??
or waiting and continu in french trying to get b2b2 ??
or withdraw my file and continu in learning french ??

I am sorry, that this happened to you, this is a perfect example of the worst outcome of retroactive application of rules. Shattering people's dreams...

What I would suggest (since you lose 14 points by new rules), is to go for B2 in all four sections of the full TCF (which I think is still the easiest exam). That would give you 12 points. Though this means interview is needed for sure, you only need to get 2 out of 6 points for adaptability, and then you are in. As you are now back to normal processing from priority, I think you have at least a year to achieve B2. Even waiver is achieveble, if you also improve your english, and go for the full 6 points for english.

 

[frege]

As you are now back to normal processing from priority,

Mina still has points for area of training. Are you sure about this?

 

[raistlin17phil]

Hi to All,

I am writing again for not having confirmation on the level of 10+3 education in nursing that my spouse has.Many immigration consultancy here in my country has announced advertisement of PR under Quebec skilled category for nurses from 3 yrs certificate level nursing course up to master degree in nursing.My question here isoes my spouse course fall on the category of DCS nursing? Answer to my query will be highly admired.

Look at this site, Appendix 3, if your country is there. (http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=hu&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca%2FdynamicSearch%2Ftelecharge.php%3Ftype%3D7%26file%3DGPI-3-1.pdf&act=url)

 

[guhazel]

i've applied in july 19th in montreal and my AOT is 16, i've applied it through a consultant. they told me it takes 2-4 months to get the first response.

Thank you my friend. My AOT also gives me 16pts now. We are only a week apart.