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It is definitely required as clearly stated in the third point you posted.

Yes, make sure you have their permission :)

They may, they may not. You should at least have A2.

Then you should be OK. You will not get any points for French language, but you have enough points overall.

Please give breakdown of your existing points.

May I ask why you are not interested in Australian PR?

No

Yes

1. Most likely that NOC is already filled up for FSW this year, so your only option now is QSW 2. You will have to wait at least 2 years (CSQ) + 2 years (Federal Part) for QSW 3. eTEFAQ is NOT the same as TEFAQ. You will either have to take TEFAQ or TFCQ. I found TCFQ to be easier.

That is not accurate. You can apply without B2 if you have enough points overall. Then, you can update later if you like. You can get B2 directly without B1 at AF by taking TEF or TCFQ. They must have told you about DELF.

Unfortunately, that is not the case. AOR simply means they opened your file. It doesn't have anything to do with preliminary processing. The quote have cut and pasted is not relevant here. It mentions those who have not received an AOR --- will definitely be subject to the new rules...

no, that is not accurate. even if you receive AOR it does not necessarily mean that you are in 'preliminary processsing'

There is no clear definition of 'processing' it could be any time between AOR and interview call. So, one does not really know if you are 'in processing' and which rules apply to you.

It's general for sure.

AOT with 12 or 16 pts will get priority.

Unfortunately, the long waiting time is reality and a fact which can be checked by taking a cursory glance of the profiles of most members on this forum (waiting time 2+ years) Whether, applicants take this fact positively or negative is up to them. However, presenting an inaccurate, 'positive'...

We are talking about exceptions and averages. There may be the exception or odd case. Maybe it's an Indian living in Montreal or US. CSQ is not related to federal processing.

I'm not sure if they will open your file if you do not have enough points. The B2 12 month extension applies to existing applicants and may not be extended to new applicants.

Waivers are not typically given to non-Francophone countries, even if you have more than the required points. The average waiting time for Indians on this forum is 2+ years.