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« Reply #329 on: October 29, 2011, 07:58:45 pm » |
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Hi friends,
After doing a lot of research,I cam across an interesting information about the CSQ certificate.Please search the google by entering the GUIDE DES PROCÉDURES D'IMMIGRATION. The whole document is in french and you need to translate with the google translator .The document size is very large and unable to post here.But I am posting some relevant information.
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In cases where the candidate's file is incomplete, the officer sends PERM letter to the candidate and the list of 115 missing pieces in the file. If the Declaration on the common values of Quebec society was not signed and attached to the file, the officer sends the candidate a copy Fly of the Declaration with the letter indicating 114 PERM This declaration must be signed. The persons to sign the DCS must also sign the Declaration on the common values of society Québec. 4.1.7 Candidates who have provided false information or document or misleading Upon receipt of the application, the immigration officer ensures that the candidate is not hit by the penalty provided in section 3.2.2.1 of the Act allowing the Minister to refuse to consider the application for a certificate of person who provided, for 5 years or less, any information or document false or misleading with respect to a request made under the Act. In this connection, see Chapter 5 of the component 5 (see IPG 5-5). To do this, consult the official register of all ministerial and DCS license applications rejected for acceptance or information false or misleading documents and all the CSQ and Acceptance Certificate Quebec rejected or canceled for the same reasons. If this is the case, the official sends a letter to the candidate PERM-103a (false denial of review) and him back his case, without conceding the fees. If the candidate is not hit by the penalty provided in section 3.2.2.1 of the Act, the immigration officer, upon receipt of the DCS and the payment of fee, the applicant sends a letter acknowledging receipt PERM 104 of the request and confirms the file is opened and collection of fees. 4.1.8 Target candidates by Priority Upon receipt of the application, the immigration officer checks if an application to be processed first. Such is the case when the candidate or spouse is covered by a job offer validated by the MICC or when the candidate or his spouse is formed in an area with good or relatively good prospects for professional integration. It should be noted an application in the sub-category of skilled workers placed in the ________________________________________ Page 56
GUIDE immigration procedures Component 3: Recruitment and Selection economic potential immigrants GPI-3-1 Chapter 1: Permanent skilled workers Page 56 Updated September 2011 Program of the Quebec experience must be prioritized before a request deposited in the regular program. Thus, applications are filed, upon receipt, in order of priority follows: 1. applications filed in the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ), the if applicable (see IPG 3-4, Section 5.1) 2. applications referred by a validated job offer 3. demands of the candidate whose field of training or that of his spouse appears on the list of preferred areas of training and meets 2009 conditions; 4. requests from other candidates skilled workers. It is expected that these priorities are addressed within a maximum of 60 working days. Notes: - The candidate whose area of training (or the spouse) is covered by List of preferred areas of training 2009 can claim a Priority upon receipt of the application if the diploma was issued during the five years preceding the application or, if the degree is more former, if the applicant has practiced a profession related to his degree for at least one year over the past 5 years. In this regard, refer to the rules presented for evaluation of the test area of training in Section 3.3.1.2 of this chapter (see IPG 3-1, Section 3.3.1.2). - In cases where the immigration officer finds that a record must be given priority, he enrolled in seven the event code "TP1: PRIORITY PROCESSING ", which shows the reference Priority in the overview of the administrative record. - Where the consideration of the application demonstrates that there is no place treat a matter of priority, the immigration officer listed in Seven the event code "TP2: BACK TO TREATMENT REGULAR ". This change will effectively remove the word priority treatment in the panorama of the administrative record candidate. - The immigration officer must pay very close attention to processing and analysis applications from candidates referred by a validated job offer or of those whose field of training is referred ________________________________________ Page 57
GUIDE immigration procedures Component 3: Recruitment and Selection economic potential immigrants GPI-3-1 Chapter 1: Permanent skilled workers Page 57 Updated September 2011 List of the preferred areas of training in 2009 to ensure that all regulatory avenues have been examined to facilitate their selection, including the use of the discretion of the Minister, accordance with the guidelines established in this regard (see GPI 3-5). - Applications are processed first identified as such in the field "Comments" CSQ. This information is automatically recorded from the factor scores obtained Validated employment offer or code domain training of the principal applicant and spouse, as appropriate. - Customized versions of the letter PERM 132 (your certificate Selection of Quebec) have been designed for applicants referred by the Priority to support them in obtaining a visa permanent residence and establishment in Québec. Thus, if the Priority derives from the field of training of the candidate or his spouse, the immigration officer puts them together with the CSQ the letter PERM 132a (CSQ Priority treatment after October 14, 2009) or, if an applicant graduated from Quebec (or a candidate whose degree is considered a graduate of Quebec), the letter PERM 132 (Priority Processing Diploma CSQ Quebec after October 14, 2009) . The latter does not contain information of use for access regulated professions, because they do not apply to their situation. In the event that the priority handling is rather based on the presence in the back of a validated job offer, the immigration officer puts candidates referred to their CSQ with the letter PERM 132 (Priority Processing CSQ OVC after October 14, 2009). 4.2 Stage of preliminary examination 4.2.1 Objectives of the preliminary examination The stage of preliminary examination serves to: - Allow the identification of candidates can be selected on record, given the results at this stage; - Managing access to the interview process by removing the applications that not meet the cutoff scores and the threshold of transition to the stage preliminary examination. ________________________________________ Page 58
GUIDE immigration procedures Component 3: Recruitment and Selection economic potential immigrants GPI-3-1 Chapter 1: Permanent skilled workers Page 58 Updated September 2011 4.2.2 Requirements to the stage of preliminary examination Under Article 7 of the RSRE, the DCS of the candidate is a skilled worker the subject of a preliminary examination according to the factors set out in the grid selection of candidates for this subcategory, except for the factor Adaptability. At this point, the score is assigned to the candidate from information contained on the DCS. The candidate must meet the following requirements to qualify: - Get at least 2 points to the criterion level of education factor Training, ie minimally hold a diploma general or vocational secondary (SEE GPI 3-1, SECTION 3.3.1.1); - Meet the cutoff score of employability. The threshold applies to this step is: - 42 points for an applicant only; - 50 points for an applicant with his spouse or common-law relationship. This threshold applies to factors Training, Experience, Age, Knowledge Language, Stay and family in Quebec, Validated employment offer and, if necessary features of the spouse or common-law partner accompanying. - Meet the threshold of transition to the stage of preliminary examination. The threshold applicable at this stage is: - A minimum of 49 points for an applicant only; - A minimum of 57 points for an applicant with her husband or de facto spouse. All factors are taken into account at the stage of preliminary examination, to except for the Adaptability factor. - Get 1 point to the factor Financial self-sufficiency, that is to say be completed, signed and attached to the application the Contract for financial self-sufficiency. The immigration officer must ensure that the amount of the Contract relating to financial independence is the amount prescribed in ________________________________________ Page 59
GUIDE immigration procedures Component 3: Recruitment and Selection economic potential immigrants GPI-3-1 Chapter 1: Permanent skilled workers Page 59 Updated September 2011 Appendix C of RSRE. To do so, it checks the amount on the contract taking into account the number of persons in the family unit. In If the immigration officer finds upon examination preliminary documents or information is missing or the amount shown on the contract does not correspond to the minimum required under Schedule C of RSRE, it sends the letter to the candidate PERM 115 (document missing) and the list of missing documents in the file. Notes: - Two contracts may apply to applicants skilled workers applying for immigration in the regular program selection: - The Agreement on the financial self-sufficiency - Applicant principal (excluding the caregiver and the person authorized to apply for permanent residence in Canada for humanitarian reasons); - The Agreement on the financial self-sufficiency - Caregiver resident and person authorized to apply for residence permanently in Canada on humanitarian grounds. For the first contract signed by both spouses is required if candidate is a skilled worker with a spouse that accompanies it. - If the applicant demonstrates language skills in French with the support of his application for immigration, the result of a test assessment issued by one of two organizations recognized by the Ministry (See Section 3.3.4.1), the immigration officer can ensure the validity of using the means at his validation
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