Quebec Applications Estimated at 24 Months?

[Person001]

I just noticed this:

and the Non Quebec is 14 months...

I don't think these are accurate and probably due to backlog, but I'm wondering people's thoughts / experiences on this.

 

[ERCAN]

This is something new.
It's strange as csq is done within a month.

 

[Person001]

This is something new.
It's strange as csq is done within a month.

Yeah exactly, that's why I found it strange...
Unless the 80% they've completed recently were pandemic applications from their backlog.

 

[canuck78]

I just noticed this:

and the Non Quebec is 14 months...

I don't think these are accurate and probably due to backlog, but I'm wondering people's thoughts / experiences on this.

Posted estimated processing times are often not accurate. Best to look at examples of people who have recently been through the process.

 

[SeaCT]

Immigration: des délais de parrainage deux fois plus longs au Québec qu'ailleurs au Canada
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...is-plus-long-au-quebec-que-le-reste-du-canada

 

[ERCAN]

Immigration: des délais de parrainage deux fois plus longs au Québec qu'ailleurs au Canada
https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2...is-plus-long-au-quebec-que-le-reste-du-canada

That's just sad...

 

[ERCAN]

The only solace I find in this situation is the that they give out TRV and allow OWP applications for outlands. I'm now just having a question regarding health care... posted in separate thread.

 

[mariikaa]

Any reason the Quebec one is so much longer?

 

[Person001]

Any reason the Quebec one is so much longer?

The linked article seems to say that Quebec has an immigration quota that's much lower than the number of applications in the queue.

 

[mariikaa]

I just read the article. It makes a lot of sense now. It's actually quite frustrating. I know quite a few people who have their entire file complete (BG check and eligibility)...but they have yet to receive PPR....simply because they are Quebec applicants.

 

[Xilikon]

Disappointing indeed

 

[Xilikon]

https://www.ledevoir.com/societe/79...grandissent-a-travers-des-ecrans-de-telephone

 

[SeaCT]

just to sad

 

[Stephane Morris]

I just read the article. It makes a lot of sense now. It's actually quite frustrating. I know quite a few people who have their entire file complete (BG check and eligibility)...but they have yet to receive PPR....simply because they are Quebec applicants.

I find this confusing why would quebec deliver the csq is they have no intention of taking you… it’s crappy to be stopped at ppr.

 

[HTS_QC]

The only solace I find in this situation is the that they give out TRV and allow OWP applications for outlands. I'm now just having a question regarding health care... posted in separate thread.

Can you please share the link of your other thread about OWP and RAMQ?