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No, I did not attend an interview. I find myself lucky since I don't speak French and I have a sibling in Toronto. I don't know if they consider those as factors when assessing QSW applicants. Good luck on yours.

Finally, after 3 years, 5 months and 18 days (CSQ and Federal Stage), I finally got my passport back with permanent resident visa. Visa office: Manila. The federal stage took me 6 months, 19 days overall.

I'm still having trouble with my medicals. Had it done on March 28, 2016 and until now my ECAS hasn't changed to 'Medical Results Received.' Anyone else had or has this problem? My application is being processed in Manila.

I'm still having trouble with my medicals. Had it done on March 28, 2016 and until now my ECAS hasn't changed to 'Medical Results Received.' Anyone else had or has this problem? My application is being processed in Manila.

MIDI didn't ask me to have my credentials evaluated, but OIIQ (Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec) did. OIIQ is the nursing body of Quebec and they'll need it. If you are a chemist, then, Yes, your profession is regulated and you'll need to apply for a license from them. I'm not sure...

Do you guys have any idea where the panel physician sends the medical results? To the Centralized Intake Office or to the local visa office that is processing my file? Thanks

Good luck and just keep yourself busy. Overall, I got my CSQ after 2 years and 6 months.

They don't normally ask this. But I had to since I'm a nurse and it's one of the requirements in getting a license to practice in Quebec. In all, assessment takes 7 weeks from start to finish.

How long does it usally take for ecas to update my status from 'in process' to 'medical results received'? I received a request for payment of RPRF and medical request on March 22, 2016. Paid for the fee the day after and had the medical exams a few days later. The receipt number for the RPRF...

How long does it usally take for ecas to update my status from 'in process' to 'medical results received'? I received a request for payment of RPRF and medical request on March 22, 2016. Paid for the fee the day after and had the medical exams a few days later. The receipt number for the RPRF...

I got my CSQ last November 2015. I'm now on the Federal stage. I had my medicals last month and now waiting for update whether my application for permanent residence is approved. How about you?

How long does it usally take for ecas to update my status from 'in process' to 'medical results received'? I received a request for payment of RPRF and medical request on March 22, 2016. Paid for the fee the day after and had the medical exams a few days later. The receipt number for the RPRF...

After. I had my credentials evaluated for Quebec after submitting my application. It approximately took 7 weeks before I got my credential assessment.

I believe it isn't. Check this out. http://www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/qc/job_futures/statistics/2171.shtml

I had my educational credentials assessed by MIDI. The instructions are here Educational documents Important Since that the diplomas issued by Canadian provinces and territories are comparable to corresponding Québec diplomas, the Ministère stopped evaluating these documents as of July 1...

My sister and I received an intention to reject letter. Just send them the requested documents, even if you already did initially. Don's asky why and You'll be fine. Got my CSQ approximately 3 months after sending them the requested documents.

That would depend on where you're applying from. I applied May 2013 and received my AOR on June 2013. Around August 2015, I received an email from MIDI, asking me to update my documents (employment, school, trainings). 3-4 months after submitting the updated files, I got my CSQ. All in all, it...

Yes, I believe so. When I applied more than 2 years ago I included all my transcripts from highschool, college, and masteral. They will, however, ask you to update your transcripts when they'll start processing your application. Just have them ready or better yet include them in your application...

Didn't they process your application in Manila VO?

Fortunately, my interview was waived. However, my friends who had their interviews here in Cebu, Philippines said that the interview was not that hard. Your 'basic' French will be tested. Be ready to answer questions like "Comment allez-vous?", and the more you speak French, the more the...