QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[OsamaR]

thanks, +1 to you.
Yes, i am aware of the landing rule. I'm talking about the time after landing and living in QC for a few weeks or months. What if I stay alone without the PA? will that period count toward my time spent in canada? as far as I know and from real experience with my cousins, yes this time will be counted for you..

[shootingstar]

Thanks osama. I hope too that it counts.

[ABMIR]

Hello seniors,
Can anyone calculate the following points please,just want to have an idea
Main Applicant
Age:32
Education:BA Hons Fashion designer (Uk)
Experience:5yrs Finance and operation Manager
English:advance
French:Tefaq C2 oral,B2 comprehension

Spouse
Age:37
Education:diploma in it
French:C1 comprehension,B2 oral
Thanks
ABMIR
No kids

[egrace62]

thanks, +1 to you.
Yes, i am aware of the landing rule. I'm talking about the time after landing and living in QC for a few weeks or months. What if I stay alone without the PA? will that period count toward my time spent in canada?

after landing, and obtaining the PR-card, the PA may wish to travel out of canada for several reasons without putting the dependants in danger provided he has made provisions for his/herv dependants welfare before leaving. in such a case, the dependant can become a citizen bfore the PA. cases abound of PAs who immediately after getting their PR-card, they headback to thier native country either bcos they have a good job there or to monitor their bisiness. such pple do send money to their dependants to upkeep so as to prevent them from relying on Govt welfare. it is when a PA neglects his/her family to the extent that they are now defend on govt, it is at such point that problems can arise. in the absence of this, all is well. all the PA just need to his that he comes to canada to spend his vacation and in this way he is servicing his visa

[shootingstar]

after landing, and obtaining the PR-card, the PA may wish to travel out of canada for several reasons without putting the dependants in danger provided he has made provisions for his/herv dependants welfare before leaving. in such a case, the dependant can become a citizen bfore the PA. cases abound of PAs who immediately after getting their PR-card, they headback to thier native country either bcos they have a good job there or to monitor their bisiness. such pple do send money to their dependants to upkeep so as to prevent them from relying on Govt welfare. it is when a PA neglects his/her family to the extent that they are now defend on govt, it is at such point that problems can arise. in the absence of this, all is well. all the PA just need to his that he comes to canada to spend his vacation and in this way he is servicing his visa

+1 to you ..thanks egrace for the detailed reply. So we should just make sure thatwe are not dependent on the Govt for monetary reasons and can somehow survive there.

So when the PA comes back to canada, his number of days spent in canada will be different from the spouse isn't it? so citizenship can happen earlier for the spouse(dependent) if he/she wants that to happen first?

[egrace62]

+1 to you ..thanks egrace for the detailed reply. So we should just make sure thatwe are not dependent on the Govt for monetary reasons and can somehow survive there.

So when the PA comes back to canada, his number of days spent in canada will be different from the spouse isn't it yeah true? so citizenship can happen earlier for the spouse(dependent) if he/she wants that to happen first? true. u all are now different and distinct that is why the whole family was not issued just one visa in the first place . each family member has his/her own visa, hence which one determines his one destiny

[OsamaR]

Hi seniors,

In the list of documents (section 6): http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/damascus/dcs-workers/list-documents.html it says that:

I need to submit the copies of our diplomas and certificates certified as true to the originals by the issuing educational institutions

Can I submit  normal copies until I receive the certified copies from the universities ? This way I can save some time.. because this might take around a month or two.

Also, for which grade of school have you guys submitted the same documents ?


Thanks...

[egrace62]

Hi seniors,

In the list of documents (section 6): http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/damascus/dcs-workers/list-documents.html it says that:

I need to submit the copies of our diplomas and certificates certified as true to the originals by the issuing educational institutions

Can I submit  normal copies until I receive the certified copies from the universities ? This way I can save some time.. because this might take around a month or two.

Also, for which grade of school have you guys submitted the same documents ?


Thanks...

not necessarily the institution. the notary public are there for u to visit. notary public are legally empowered to certify document and they are fast. and from experience, i will suggest u use a notary public or court to certify ur documents. cos i know a friend who has asked an institution which manages his social security contribution to stamp a copy of his monthly contributions which they did. but to his chagrin, BIQ-Paris requested after opening his file that he should submit another copy of his social security contribution certified by a court or notary public. well i cant say if such will only happen at BIQ-paris or its every where. but i know u can never go wrong with a notary/court...

[OsamaR]

not necessarily the institution. the notary public are there for u to visit. notary public are legally empowered to certify document and they are fast. and from experience, i will suggest u use a notary public or court to certify ur documents. cos i know a friend who has asked an institution which manages his social security contribution to stamp a copy of his monthly contributions which they did. but to his chagrin, BIQ-Paris requested after opening his file that he should submit another copy of his social security contribution certified by a court or notary public. well i cant say if such will only happen at BIQ-paris or its every where. but i know u can never go wrong with a notary/court...

Thanks a lot egrace62 for the feedback..

[alinamyob]

dear seniors and everybody, how much points will i get from my 4 year education BS computer science?
and my experience as IT consultant for 5 years? thanks in advance.

nobody is in the house..

[fReSco]

nobody is in the house..

8 for the work experience - normal bachelor degree in CS scores 10 but I am not sure about 4 years. I guess if it is sixteen years of eduction in CS then you might get 12 points for that. Keep waiting someone will guide you about that. Thanks

[mansoorhashmi]

Hi egrace62,

i sent an email today about the interview to paris office and he sent me answer that my file is still in process.

i hope things will be done soon..

[shootingstar]

. Thanks again egrace!  That was really useful.I did not know that each of us get 'independent' visas, I thought the visas are related and tied to the PA. Wow! I'm happy to know this and I'm relieved too.

[shootingstar]

Thanks a lot egrace62 for the feedback..

Osame, I agree here with egrace. I did the same. Does your transcript not already have the university/college stamp on it? I think that's what usually a transcipt does.
If you don't have the college stamp then you may do as egrace says, i.e., get a notary to do it. Its super fast! I got mine done in like 5 minutes

[alinamyob]

8 for the work experience - normal bachelor degree in CS scores 10 but I am not sure about 4 years. I guess if it is sixteen years of eduction in CS then you might get 12 points for that. Keep waiting someone will guide you about that. Thanks

thank you fresco. that would be a great help. you are really fresh co.