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[vickyRocks]

A News for u all guys...

My original diplomas just reached BIQ HK today..a sign of relief..

Members please share ur comments will my documents will processed for current BIQ HK mission..because i think it will because they  are still processing application for shortlisting applicant for interview in upcoming mission...Please share ur feedback..thanks in advance..

[nevillek]

Friends, please help.


I have a Bachelors+Masters in Commerce from India

I have a slight confusion in Q.4. of the Application for Selection Certificate:

Are you the holder of one or several of the following diplomas:

1) Quebec diploma 2) Canadian diploma 3) Diploma or training recognized as equivalent by a Quebec regulatory body 4) Foreign diploma covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (ARM)

Is it No.3 or No.4? Please suggest. Thanks!

[csqdreamer]

thanks for the replies.. but i  hope some can still clarify my issues.
 
I had the child when i was a teenager. I dont have contact with his father anymore its been almost 10 years now.
we were never been married by law or any religious/cultural order.

i want to bring my child in canada and must be sure which criteria shud i follow.. am I a single applicant? needing 55pts or married needing 63 pts.

thanks

[csqdreamer]

btw i found this as their definitions..


   
DECLARING A SPOUSE
The principal applicant must declare his or her spouse or de facto spouse.
 
SPOUSE
A married person who is at least 16 years of age, and who :
    was not the spouse of any other person on the marriage date;
    is not de facto spouse of any other person while living apart from his spouse for at least one year;
    who is not already a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.
 
DE FACTO SPOUSE
A person who is at least 16 years old and who : 
    has been cohabiting for at least one year with an opposite-sex or same-sex partner . who is at least 16 years of age; or
    has had a conjugal relationship for at least one year with such a person but, since the person is being persecuted or the object of a certain form of penal control, cannot live with that person.
    who is not already a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.

[mkshah]

 @ hi harit79,
I m not able to prepare as per my expectations. heavily loaded with my job duties.
In night time, I managed to study for an hour or two.
m really worried for my performance in test.

everybody, pls give me some tips for preparation of tefaq.

Hey Buddy,

How's your preparation going on?
You still have enough time. Hope you will get B1.
Wish you all the best for your exam 

[harit79]

while i have filled up the form there was one option Others . So i have chose that option and written Master in Computer science from your country name.
I am not 100% sure but you have to choose option 3.
But still wait for other forum members to reply on this.

Hey Vicky....Congrats!

Can you please tell me what to do here? Nobody else seems to be responding.


I have a Bachelors+Masters in Commerce from India

I have a slight confusion in Q.4. of the Application for Selection Certificate:

Are you the holder of one or several of the following diplomas:

1) Quebec diploma 2) Canadian diploma 3) Diploma or training recognized as equivalent by a Quebec regulatory body 4) Foreign diploma covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (ARM)

Is it No.3 or No.4? Please suggest. Thanks!

[lemans207]

I found this info http://www.qlseeker.ca/immig18e.htm

Selection Grid of Quebec Skilled Worker
     To qualify for a Quebec Selection Certificate(CSQ), applicants must score enough points under the Quebec Immigration selection grid below. A single applicant must score at least 53 points. An applicant with a spouse or common-law/conjugal partner must score at least 60 points.
　         

    Training (Maximum 29 points)
    Validated employment offer (Maximum 10 points)
    Work Experience (Maximum 9 points)
    Age (Maximum 18 points)
    Language Ability (Maximum 22 points)
    Stay and family in Quebec (Maximum 9 points)
    Adaptability (Maximum 8 points)
    Spouse's Characteristics (Maximum 18 points)
    Children (Maximum 8 points)
    Financial Autonomy (1 Point)

[harit79]

Lemans,
This is not an official website.
I can't believe this.

I found this info http://www.qlseeker.ca/immig18e.htm

Selection Grid of Quebec Skilled Worker
     To qualify for a Quebec Selection Certificate(CSQ), applicants must score enough points under the Quebec Immigration selection grid below. A single applicant must score at least 53 points. An applicant with a spouse or common-law/conjugal partner must score at least 60 points.
　         

    Training (Maximum 29 points)
    Validated employment offer (Maximum 10 points)
    Work Experience (Maximum 9 points)
    Age (Maximum 18 points)
    Language Ability (Maximum 22 points)
    Stay and family in Quebec (Maximum 9 points)
    Adaptability (Maximum 8 points)
    Spouse's Characteristics (Maximum 18 points)
    Children (Maximum 8 points)
    Financial Autonomy (1 Point)

[lemans207]

I didnt say its true, I wrote I found this info. So we can search to find whats true.

it became too easy if 53 more points for age and experience

Lemans,
This is not an official website.
I can't believe this.

[mdammalli]

Hey, it is published in Canadian registered website..
There is a chance that its going to be new point system. Well, I think we need to wait some more time in order to confirm this on other websites.

By the way, I scored 70+. :-) as per this assessment.

Lemans,
This is not an official website.
I can't believe this.

[m81]

thanks for the replies.. but i  hope some can still clarify my issues.
 
I had the child when i was a teenager. I dont have contact with his father anymore its been almost 10 years now.
we were never been married by law or any religious/cultural order.

i want to bring my child in canada and must be sure which criteria shud i follow.. am I a single applicant? needing 55pts or married needing 63 pts.

thanks

My take on this is that you clearly do not have a spouse -even by their definition of a spouse-. Even for someone that is married, the spouse category is only taken into consideration when he or she is physically accompanying the principal appliquant. They can't ask for 63 points when clearly the spouse is not even there and he/she is not contributing to giving any points.

You need a document clearly showing that the father is no longer part of your life and that he has no say in the decision that you make for your child. This is needed especially if the father's name is on your child's birth certificate.

You basically need to prove that you are not taking the child without his knowledge when he in fact has a say in the matter.

[m81]

A News for u all guys...

My original diplomas just reached BIQ HK today..a sign of relief..

Members please share ur comments will my documents will processed for current BIQ HK mission..because i think it will because they  are still processing application for shortlisting applicant for interview in upcoming mission...Please share ur feedback..thanks in advance..

Congrats Vicky!
Took mine in March, and still no diploma. I'll take TCFQ in August just in case.

[jain.payal82]

Dear All,
Please help me , me and my husband we both dont have our birth certificates so what should we do so as to compensate for this.

[c82]

Hi Senior's

I heard that,New system that group1 and group2 will take only 8 to 12 month to process the application.Is it Correct?

[m81]

Lemans,
This is not an official website.
I can't believe this.

I won't believe these things til it's official. These sites can say whatever they want.
I found another one with different point scale:
http://www.wtisi.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=60&Itemid=53