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Absolutely. If you are asked to assist an adaptability interview, if the officer feels your French is not good enough for you to successfully adapt in Quebec he can deny you the required adaptability points. So even if he gives you all the French language points you marked in your application...

Two years is unfortunately a realistic number. For me personally, it took about 20 months to get the CSQ after my application was first submitted back in 2011 (and just got the CSQ a couple months ago).

What was your score on the DELF? It may not have been enough to get you over the threshold. And there's one more thing: How did you do in the interview, and in particular when speaking French? Remember it's an adaptability interview, if the officer feels your French is not good enough for you...

I sent my application on July 2011, then got the AOR in September 2011. Then I was put on the interview waiting list on October 2012, and got my interview scheduled for December 11, 2012. But I wasn't able to assist, so I rescheduled and I was put on the waiting list again. And I finally had my...

There is no cap in Quebec. First you need to check here: immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/fr/divers/domaines-6.pdf If your diploma (and experience) is in an area of training which appears in the list above, then you might be eligible to apply. However, notice that you must know...

Looks like IT fields are back on the list. Those caps are going to be met pretty fast.

No, normally they do not get priority processing.

I had my interview on April 16. A lot of people have been sending me PMs asking for details about the interview, so here it goes: For your reference, I work in the IT industry and so does my wife. Our interview was in New York City. We arrived to the interview really early, but they didn't let...

Well, my wife and I applied on July 2011, and we're finally going to our interview in New York City tomorrow. Let's see how it goes!