QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[Raza PK]

Dear Umer

Thanks for your help. My age is 29. I am preparing for IELTS but not yet appeared in test. hopefully i will be able to get 6.5 or 7 band.

[vickyRocks]

Dear Umer

Thanks for your help. My age is 29. I am preparing for IELTS but not yet appeared in test. hopefully i will be able to get 6.5 or 7 band.

Guys,

An advice to all of you, do not submit your incomplete application. It will prolong the time of your application, As well as chances of getting successful.

[Umer Shahzad]

Dear Umer

Thanks for your help. My age is 29. I am preparing for IELTS but not yet appeared in test. hopefully i will be able to get 6.5 or 7 band.

well bro then you will get 16 pts for your age as i can give you final scores on your IELTS bro and it depends upon the listening and speaking score the point the over all band doesn't counts plus your french level
at the moment you have a a healthy score of 40 lot depends upon your IELTS score and your french do atleast A2 level as currently the quebec authorities are not accepting the attestion do prepare for tefaq its rapid and you will get the result with in 15 days. Apply as soon as possible because there is a cap of 14300 application from around the world i am talking about the complete applications not incompelte  

[Umer Shahzad]

Guys,

An advice to all of you, do not submit your incomplete application. It will prolong the time of your application, As well as chances of getting successful.

 
yes bro you are right

[yogie]

Hello mes amis !!!

 After reading the verrrry loooong.... debate on this thread between few of our members regarding whether the rule of 16/25 for French will be applicable to pre 6th Dec. 2011 applications??? and following the very valuable link that is provided in the email reply from BIQ, Hong Kong to "vickyRocks" (+1 for that to him...), I think we can now confirm that that 16/25 rule for French language criterion will be applicable as well to the pre 6th Dec. 2011 applicants also, if one has submitted the result of DELF test(please note here that I am only talking abt. DELF test however there are other parameters also mentioned in the below extracts document that the immigration officer consider for evaluating the French proficiency...so for details go through that document ) at the time of application or there after.

NOTE:  I request here all the members please go through the below pdf document (Especially page no. 4 to 8, ANNEXE À LA NPI 2011-010,PROCÉDURES POUR LE TRAITEMENT DES DEMANDES REÇUES ,AVANT LE 6 DÉCEMBRE 2011) and correct me if I am wrong...  


http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&gpiType=N&file=NPI2011-010.pdf&eoq=36870

  Yogie

[red.mystry]

Hi Seniors,

Can you please let me know the photo specifications for the application for the quebec selection certificate. as the application mentions passport size photo . I am confused passport size photograph of INDIA or CANADA, please can anyone let me know the exact specifications.

Hi Seniers

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[vibez_well]

red.mystry,

I had attached the sheet with the photo specs yesterday !



> face must be between 25mm and 35mm (chin to crown)
> photo size 35mm x 45mm

check the pic for a better idea. most of the good/reputed photostudios in the cities already have this info. just tell them you need the passport size pic for canada and they'll fix it for you.

Hi Seniers

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[nevillek]

Friends, is it 100% confirmed that the 'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE' certificate we get from the French Embassy after 1 month of DELF exam showing all the scores is NOT acceptable and we need to send the final certificate only? I don't think that makes any sense because 'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE' is as comprehensive and clear as the final certificate and it is not issued by Alliance Francaise or something, it is issued directly from the French Embassy.

The page 39 of that PDF guide someone posted here a few days ago is not very clear on this I think.

[vickyRocks]

Hello mes amis !!!

 After reading the verrrry loooong.... debate on this thread between few of our members regarding whether the rule of 16/25 for French will be applicable to pre 6th Dec. 2011 applications??? and following the very valuable link that is provided in the email reply from BIQ, Hong Kong to "vickyRocks" (+1 for that to him...), I think we can now confirm that that 16/25 rule for French language criterion will be applicable as well to the pre 6th Dec. 2011 applicants also, if one has submitted the result of DELF test(please note here that I am only talking abt. DELF test however there are other parameters also mentioned in the below extracts document that the immigration officer consider for evaluating the French proficiency...so for details go through that document ) at the time of application or there after.

NOTE:  I request here all the members please go through the below pdf document (Especially page no. 4 to 8, ANNEXE À LA NPI 2011-010,PROCÉDURES POUR LE TRAITEMENT DES DEMANDES REÇUES ,AVANT LE 6 DÉCEMBRE 2011) and correct me if I am wrong...  


http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&gpiType=N&file=NPI2011-010.pdf&eoq=36870

  Yogie

Thanks YOGIE...

[vickyRocks]

Friends, is it 100% confirmed that the 'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE' certificate we get from the French Embassy after 1 month of DELF exam showing all the scores is NOT acceptable and we need to send the final certificate only? I don't think that makes any sense because 'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE' is as comprehensive and clear as the final certificate and it is not issued by Alliance Francaise or something, it is issued directly from the French Embassy.

The page 39 of that PDF guide someone posted here a few days ago is not very clear on this I think.

Nevillek

Dont you know why they are making such useless changes in the system...simply to limit number of applications...And discouraging applicants not to apply if they have a basic or moderate level of French+with sound educational and experience back ground..And one thing more "'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE" normally take 3-6 months to arrive and it will also delay the time of to submit your application, thus restricting the applicants is the motto now...

[nevillek]

Nevillek

Dont you know why they are making such useless changes in the system...simply to limit number of applications...And discouraging applicants not to apply if they have a basic or moderate level of French+with sound educational and experience back ground..And one thing more "'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE" normally take 3-6 months to arrive and it will also delay the time of to submit your application, thus restricting the applicants is the motto now...

'Attestation de reussite' arrives after 1 month, the final certificate 'Diplome' arrives after 3-4 months. What I am asking is if it's 100% confirmed that 'Attestation de reussite' is unacceptable or is everyone just guessing that based on Page 39 of that guide which is very unclear about this?

[hec006]

Nevillek

Dont you know why they are making such useless changes in the system...simply to limit number of applications...And discouraging applicants not to apply if they have a basic or moderate level of French+with sound educational and experience back ground..And one thing more "'ATTESTATION DE REUSSITE" normally take 3-6 months to arrive and it will also delay the time of to submit your application, thus restricting the applicants is the motto now...

vickyRocks. you are completely correct.

[hec006]

Hello mes amis !!!

 After reading the verrrry loooong.... debate on this thread between few of our members regarding whether the rule of 16/25 for French will be applicable to pre 6th Dec. 2011 applications??? and following the very valuable link that is provided in the email reply from BIQ, Hong Kong to "vickyRocks" (+1 for that to him...), I think we can now confirm that that 16/25 rule for French language criterion will be applicable as well to the pre 6th Dec. 2011 applicants also, if one has submitted the result of DELF test(please note here that I am only talking abt. DELF test however there are other parameters also mentioned in the below extracts document that the immigration officer consider for evaluating the French proficiency...so for details go through that document ) at the time of application or there after.

NOTE:  I request here all the members please go through the below pdf document (Especially page no. 4 to 8, ANNEXE À LA NPI 2011-010,PROCÉDURES POUR LE TRAITEMENT DES DEMANDES REÇUES ,AVANT LE 6 DÉCEMBRE 2011) and correct me if I am wrong...  


http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&gpiType=N&file=NPI2011-010.pdf&eoq=36870

  Yogie

Thanks yogie. Hope you get interview call very soon. 

[vibez_well]

nevillek,

i guess you're fond of the big bold red colors.... so here goes...

am guessing here: its not spelled out that the attestation de reusite is acceptable/not acceptable and only the official certificate will be accepted. its ambiguous (like a lot of things with the QSW)

but if you reason it out, its easy to see that they will prefer the official certificate/scoresheet. afterall the attestation is just a 'provisional' document albeit attested by the Ambassade de France.

no offence meant but red isnt easy on the eyes thanks.

'Attestation de reussite' arrives after 1 month, the final certificate 'Diplome' arrives after 3-4 months. What I am asking is if it's 100% confirmed that 'Attestation de reussite' is unacceptable or is everyone just guessing that based on Page 39 of that guide which is very unclear about this?

[LiNa2010]

GROUP 2....30 april 2012

512/14 300

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/applications-received.html

THIS IS GREAT!!!!