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By law CIC is required to offer its services in English and French to applicants. Being an anglophone applicant in a francophone province has nothing to do with how an applicant is interviewed. The interview occurs under CIC's jurisdiction. That is, it occurs under federal and not provincial...

Thanks, all. It's definitely important to know the information you provided. Of course, keeping or withdrawing an application requires some thinking.

Thanks. Suppose someone applied 4 or 5 years after withdrawing the application, can he/she still get a RQ? Just wondering!

Thanks a lot for the reply. Regarding the question about the reason for withdrawal, how to answer this question?

Hi all, Thank you very much for this useful forum. I received a RQ last year (2012) and submitted the supporting documents. I've been waiting since then. As everyone with a RQ knows, the process is extremely slow. I'm thinking of withdrawing my application. What do I need to do?