QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[varungarg]

How can your Consultant can offer you 5 Poiuints for Adapatability.


Age : 29 years
Educations:  From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) &
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)
Experience: In Private Organization in Information Technology for More than 5 years
Language: IELTS: 5.5 (L:5.5;S:6;R:5;W:6) || TCFQ: Waiting for Result (Assuming A1, because exam was not good)                

Spouse:
Age : 28 years
Educations: From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) &
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)
Experience: In Bank in Information Technology for More than 2 years
Language: IELTS: NA || TCFQ: Will sit on September 2012                

Child:
Age : 5 years        

My Consultant has pointed me 64 with the adaptability points as 5 but without the French Language Point for both of us (Couple).  
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[mdammalli]

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/ips/economic.asp
Hey,
Everyone is getting confused here.
Not to worry much about the numbers. These numbers are not for CSQ but for "Permanent Resident Visa Targets – Economic Class"
read background carefully http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/ips/

  @  Payal
About french level. Believe me I'm also 'computer science' engineer and I'm still at level A1. But, in order to survive and get job easily in Quebec you have to reach to B1 level atleast.

By the way, why do you want to go to consultant? cant you just follow simple procedures and apply on your own? you will get 100% genuine assistance for 100% free in this forum.. :-)

Well, its your wish.

Can you please share the source for this information that they will take ony 100 applications. Please say the URL

New delhi  100
HK            300
Beijing      600

and also please where it is mentioned that French Level B1/B2 is Mandatory for Computer science Engineering

[Umer Shahzad]

Applicant:
Age : 29 years [16}
Educations:  From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) &
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)   [12+6]
Experience: In Private Organization in Information Technology for More than 5 years [8]
Language: IELTS: 5.5 (L:5.5;S:6;R:5;W:6) || TCFQ: Waiting for Result (Assuming A1, because exam was not good)           [4]     

Spouse:
Age : 28 years
Educations: From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) & [3 +3+2]
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)
Experience: In Bank in Information Technology for More than 2 years
Language: IELTS: NA || TCFQ: Will sit on September 2012                

Child:
Age : 5 years        [4]

My Consultant has pointed me 64 with the adaptability points as 5 but without the French Language Point for both of us (Couple).  

  total=18+16+8+4+8+4=58 Points if you are done with A1 then you will get 60 points i think so there are chance u might get the CSQ

[Umer Shahzad]

Applicant:
Age : 29 years
Educations:  From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) &
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)
Experience: In Private Organization in Information Technology for More than 5 years
Language: IELTS: 5.5 (L:5.5;S:6;R:5;W:6) || TCFQ: Waiting for Result (Assuming A1, because exam was not good)                

Spouse:
Age : 28 years
Educations: From Bangladesh
                 BSc. in Computer Science & Engineering (CSE - 4 years) &
                 Masters in Business Administration (MBA-2 years)
Experience: In Bank in Information Technology for More than 2 years
Language: IELTS: NA || TCFQ: Will sit on September 2012                

Child:
Age : 5 years        

My Consultant has pointed me 64 with the adaptability points as 5 but without the French Language Point for both of us (Couple).  

would you like to tell what happened with your TCFQ test ?

[lemans207]

Sorry Ummer & others

I noticed they are refusing all applicants with A1/A2 who dont complete 55/63 points without adaptability 

I am sure 100%, thats if your not Priority, even if priority there are a lot B1+ french

I've met many were refused from all countries, they want the best of the best,10000s of applications

Take my advise unless you are happy with replies that tells ... go on you will get it 

[liju47]

Can i know the chances of being selected.


Age : 31 years
Educations:  From India
                 Batchelor of Arts
                 
Experience: In Private Organization in Information Technology for More than 5 years. NOC 2282 User support technicians
Language: IELTS: 6.0 .Delf B2 Completed. Enrolled for C1         

Spouse:
Age : 29 years
Educations: From India
                 BBA (Distance Education)
                 Experience: 5 years Experience in NOC 1122 (Professional Occupations in Business Services to Management)
Language: IELTS: NA || Delf: B1 Completed 

[DebR]

would you like to tell what happened with your TCFQ test ?

Actually I have answered all the questions but with long time gaps. Because before the exam I have got only 3 months 4 the preparation. In the exam I have forgot some vocabularies and that makes me nervous and I forgot every things.

But I believe that I will do better than this if I sit for the exam again. So is it really good if i sit for that again in september. because my wife will sit for the tcfq at that time.

And though i have received AOR on 21 mar 2012 , Are the HK office give me the change to update my points later. My wife's French result is not shown till now.

So as your assumption i have
current point : 58   
+ TCFQ        :   2
Wife's TCFQ  :   1
Total = 61 (without the point of adaptability)       

I have seen that one can apply for CSQ with family with 57 points (without point of adaptability ) & with point of adaptability 63.

[Tawa]

Question please:
i'm already in canada, ontario. my temporary work permit will end soon and i can't extend it. in the mean time , i'm in the federal part for the application to immigrate to quebec.
i want ask if i have the right to stay in canada till i get answer and do i have the right to get work permit till i get answer or what's my options?
thank you

[lemans207]

register masters or phd

Question please:
i'm already in canada, ontario. my temporary work permit will end soon and i can't extend it. in the mean time , i'm in the federal part for the application to immigrate to quebec.
i want ask if i have the right to stay in canada till i get answer and do i have the right to get work permit till i get answer or what's my options?
thank you

[Bachar]

Sorry Ummer & others

I noticed they are refusing all applicants with A1/A2 who dont complete 55/63 points without adaptability 

I am sure 100%, thats if your not Priority, even if priority there are a lot B1+ french

I've met many were refused from all countries, they want the best of the best,10000s of applications

Take my advise unless you are happy with replies that tells ... go on you will get it 

so if its 63 without adaptability for sure CSQ is granted? I am not sure, what do you think ?

[manojneelu]

Hello pixie13,
Thank you for your prompt response and good wishes!
One more question related to regulated profession. Are you planning to obtain registration as a Nurse from OIIQ even before you land in Quebec? In other words, can you do this while waiting for your federal processing? Since I also belong to a regulated profession (engineer), hence this question.

Thank you!

Hi manojneelu
Thank you for your wishes! No, they didn't mention anything about priority processing in the AOR, just in the CSQ. Well that intention to refuse letter did change everything.... I must've thought like a million times what would've happened if last year in June instead of getting the intention to refuse letter, I had gotten the letter saying that I'm in the interview waiting list! Oh well.....guess everything happens for a reason! Good luck with your application!

[mkshah]

yes, thats pretty much correct... these figures are for numbers of PR/Visas target set by CIC for this year 2012-13 for different countries/regions.

but, then question is only that if this is the numbers of visa granted by them in entire year (365 days), then how many CSQ applicants will be able to land actually in QUEBEC in this year..

such as we were counting the number of applicants of BIQ HK pending from oct-2010 till March-2012 and it was somewhere 15700, and the total number of visas/pr for qsw applicants of this region is around 500.

If CIC will issue such a low number of visas to qsw applicants, then what will happen to the rest of applicants..

when will we get our turn for Interview/CSQ and after that when will we get visas/PR...

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/ips/economic.asp
Hey,
Everyone is getting confused here.
Not to worry much about the numbers. These numbers are not for CSQ but for "Permanent Resident Visa Targets – Economic Class"
read background carefully http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/ips/

   @   Payal
About french level. Believe me I'm also 'computer science' engineer and I'm still at level A1. But, in order to survive and get job easily in Quebec you have to reach to B1 level atleast.

By the way, why do you want to go to consultant? cant you just follow simple procedures and apply on your own? you will get 100% genuine assistance for 100% free in this forum.. :-)

Well, its your wish.

[Bachar]

yes, thats pretty much correct... these figures are for numbers of PR/Visas target set by CIC for this year 2012-13 for different countries/regions.

but, then question is only that if this is the numbers of visa granted by them in entire year (365 days), then how many CSQ applicants will be able to land actually in QUEBEC in this year..

such as we were counting the number of applicants of BIQ HK pending from oct-2010 till March-2012 and it was somewhere 15700, and the total number of visas/pr for qsw applicants of this region is around 500.

If CIC will issue such a low number of visas to qsw applicants, then what will happen to the rest of applicants..

when will we get our turn for Interview/CSQ and after that when will we get visas/PR...

Hello Mkshah,
here you will find a data in details for all categories of visas issued by CIC, you will find it interesting coz its written in details how many application accepted and how many refused, take your time and check it, don't forget my +1 ))
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/data-release/2011-Q3/index.asp

[mkshah]

hi bachar,
many thanks buddy for taking efforts to share this piece of information...
here is +1 for you
I found it much informative and come to know that total average number of PRs granted to economic immigrants across all categories is 1,30,000-1,50,000 per year which has increased year after year.

And I wonder, if these are the average numbers they are having for almost past 4 years and with the removal of federal backlog (applications submitted before february 2008), will not they be in a position to give some more numbers to QSW & PNP categories... ? ? ? ?

then why such a low numbers of visa targets kept for certain regions as New Delhi, Beijing, HK...
as compared to other francophone countries which are having high numbers of visa targets for this  year

one more thing I noticed: this data is for 3rd Qtr, 2011. Almost 9 months older and the date mentioned at the end of this data is :
Date Modified:2012-01-03

I am sharing one more such source of info where you can see the numbers of PRs for various categories from year 2007 to 2011..
Interesting to see the numbers for Skilled workers.

Category                                               2007     2008     2009     2010  2011

Skilled workers – principal applicants          41,251  43,360  40,734  48,822 36,770
Skilled workers – spouses and dependants  56,601  60,372  55,221  70,537 51,991

Economic immigrants     (Total)               131,244 149,069 153,492 186,920 156,077

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/facts2011-preliminary/01.asp
 

Hello Mkshah,
here you will find a data in details for all categories of visas issued by CIC, you will find it interesting coz its written in details how many application accepted and how many refused, take your time and check it, don't forget my +1 ))
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/data-release/2011-Q3/index.asp

[mkshah]

some more data from page 2 of the same link I posted in my previous post
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/facts2011-preliminary/02.asp

Canada – Permanent residents by province or territory and urban area, 2007-2011

Urban area              2007  2008     2009   2010   2011
Montréal               38,684  38,881 42,532 46,460 44,857
Québec                  2,076  2,033   2,364   2,630  2,236
Ottawa-Gatineau     1,125  1,155   1,199   1,536  1,450
Sherbrooke             1,016  1,046      993   1,148    930
Trois-Rivières             305     274     376      314    269
Saint-Hyacinthe          182    111      181      102    187
Granby                      167     115      194      153   167
Drummondville             179      90      152      109   135
Joliette                       61      87       119      125   128
Other Québec          1,405  1,426    1,382    1,406  1,377

Québec Total            45,200 45,218  49,492  53,983 51,736

now its time to give +1 to me

hi bachar,
many thanks buddy for taking efforts to share this piece of information...
here is +1 for you
I found it much informative and come to know that total average number of PRs granted to economic immigrants across all categories is 1,30,000-1,50,000 per year which has increased year after year.

And I wonder, if these are the average numbers they are having for almost past 4 years and with the removal of federal backlog (applications submitted before february 2008), will not they be in a position to give some more numbers to QSW & PNP categories... ? ? ? ?

then why such a low numbers of visa targets kept for certain regions as New Delhi, Beijing, HK...
as compared to other francophone countries which are having high numbers of visa targets for this  year

one more thing I noticed: this data is for 3rd Qtr, 2011. Almost 9 months older and the date mentioned at the end of this data is :
Date Modified:2012-01-03

I am sharing one more such source of info where you can see the numbers of PRs for various categories from year 2007 to 2011..
Interesting to see the numbers for Skilled workers.

Category                                               2007     2008     2009     2010  2011

Skilled workers – principal applicants          41,251  43,360  40,734  48,822 36,770
Skilled workers – spouses and dependants  56,601  60,372  55,221  70,537 51,991

Economic immigrants     (Total)               131,244 149,069 153,492 186,920 156,077

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/facts2011-preliminary/01.asp