APPNOV2014NY said:
I respectfully disagree.
"Intent to Stay" misrepresentation will kick in , if at all , only after PR is received and then applicant decides to leave Quebec . No impact on CSQ application as long as facts mentioned in the CSQ application were correct at time of submission.
I moved out of Quebec to USA 45 days after submitting my CSQ application as "Quebec Resident" due to employment reasons and I am 100% confident that I will get my CSQ since all the facts mentioned in the application were correct at the time of submission.
I respectfully disagree too.
When there is a change in any details that is mentioned in application the applicant is expected to inform MIDI about those changes. In OP's case it will be change of address to Ontario and no more resident of Quebec. Let us see if OP intends to inform MIDI and also how MIDI takes that information into account.
And, correct information provided at the time of submission is not enough. For example, an applicant fills the form that s/he was never convicted of any crime. This was true at the time of application submission. But, later the applicant commits a crime and is charged and convicted but did not update the immigration authorities it is still considered misrepresentation as the applicant failed to update the immigration authorities about this issue. This is just an example. Important point is immigration laws can be applied retroactively.
