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CSQ stands for Certificat de sélection du Québec (or in english, Québec Selection Certificate), and it's only given for those applying in Quebec. It's basically a step before being granted AIP.

Nope they are pretty much the same thing. :)

Was it a question or a statement ?

Does your FOSS notes say when your RCMP check was requested? If yes, what date does it say? Sorry about the question I just wanna compare dates. Thank you

:) thank you for the update.

WOW! way to go Matthew. :D

Can you share more details of your relationship/application? Why were you called for an interview ? Sorry the questions but getting to know about different app. and backgrounds can be really helpfull to those waiting. Thank you! :)

I am really scared that mayankpandya, odin2404 and the others who are talking bad stuff about the tracker will try to get access to our information on the e-CAS tracker website to mess up with our information, i.e change address, or even do something worse, just to make their point real. I am...

Not really. ::) One may still give negative rates however it won't be showed when he writes a message(thingy beside the post) but you will be able to see it once you go to his profile.

After AIP there is no interview. I never heard of any case where there was an interview after anybody has reached first stage of approval.

Can you share your timeline with us please? That would be really helpful for those in the same situation as you. By the way Congrats on you AIP!

When in November ? If I may ask you :)

This process is hard On those legally here but it may be harder on those out of status. However if he doesn't have any criminal record or as long as he keeps himself away of trouble he will be fine. They cannot deport him for overstaying his visa. I have recently seen a case where the guy had...

Oh sorry I don't want to cOnfuse you, my answer applies only for those doing the INLAND route.

It doesn't matter too much since most of the time at the day of the landing they will ask the sponsor person to sign the same agreement again, since this same agreement starts at the day the sponsored person becomes PR holder. That's why they require the sponsor person to attend the landing...

Yes you are correct. Your husband has a 50% chance of being/or not called for an interview, it all depends on how your application is, i.e, complete and well done applications with lots of proof aren't likely to raise much red flags.

What? Does she need visa to enter her own country? Sorry but your question wasn't well elaborated. Is she in Canada right now?

Congratulations, your application must have been one of those really straightforward ones. Let's know how the landing went. :)

I am Sorry to inform You that for inland application CPC-V doesn't issue Acknowledgement of receipt, a.k.a AOR. It only happens for Outland applications. However you may be able to check your application on e-CAS, it's not for sure though. Some people are able to do so within 3 months after...

They have slowed down. They were progressing 8/9 days per week, since the beginning of the year they started having a progress of only 3-4 days per week. I wouldn't be surprised if the timeline increases to 10-11 months for AIP, at anytime soon. I hope that this is happening because some of...