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Thanks for the info. Did you land in Quebec or another province? At a border or IRCC office? Is having an address outside of QC enough? Did you show a lease or proof of address?

Did you include a letter of intent in your application? They usually ask for it after the security check is completed.

yes you're correct

1. Move to any other province after graduation and apply through express entry, or 2. Have French language skills corresponding to at least level B2, graduate, apply though PEQ for CSQ, then apply for PR, or 3. Graduate, find a job in QC and apply via Arrima (no one knows more details about this...

Yes, Any "application" to any "government department" throughout the world will have a risk of refusal!! That's how beaurucracy works! I think the OP is well aware of this rule and s/he is asking if s/he is eligible for an SOWP..

As long as the institute she gets admission from has a designated learning institute (DLI) code she can get a student visa, and as a dependent you can get a spousal open work permit.

Was your father born in Canada?

Given that in the past six months you haven't gotten back you application package, I think it is better to send a new application package by Express Post to the correct address. You can always ask MIDI to issue you a new set of CSQs. So send the one you already have and write to MIDI and ask...

of course!

You most probably have passed both checks and are just waiting for an officer to review those reports and render a final decision.

You Eligibility is comprised of program requirements (in your case CSQ), medical, criminality and security components. You have passed medicals and program requirements. You are at the criminality and security check stage. If you pass those, you will pass elgibility and you'll receive PPR. The...

They have been issuing PDF CSQs on Mon Projet since a few months ago. It comes as a message with a PDF attachment. For other streams such as PEQ, the CSQ is still in the hard copy format, which is mailed to the applicant's most recent address.

Well MIDI is never good in giving reliable timelines but since they have specifically mentioned 10 days (10 working days I guess?) you probably will get an opinion/decision in a few weeks. Interviews for inland applicants are VERY rare though, may I ask why they interviewed you and if it was in...

are you an inland applicant? when did you apply for csq?

for what sort of visa? PR or student/worker?