At least we know that is 2 years and no loss of documents, weird delays, and many other surprises that we had to get our CSQ. Plus, we can move on with our lives in Quebec, so yes, it's 2 years, but for sure with zero stress compared to the CSQ.> now it's the easiest and relaxing part.....
Yes be prepared to relax for 2 years or more.
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Not at all, Processing time is likely to go down, and if you have XEP your file will not returned.
Call them they will explain you how completion check and completion review works, if you are lucky and het nice agent.
I'm glad to know...lol. What I'm saying is that compared to the regular CSQ (Arrima, Mon project, NOT PEQ). The federal-level it's a piece of cake, long yes, but more stable and transparent for sure. Good luck for all of us!!
What is Arrima?That is very true. Arrima has been handled in the worst way possible and I’m really sorry that this is happening to very deserving candidates...I’m one of the few PEQ holder who thinks the PEQ stream needs to be significantly reformed to make room for Arrima candidates. Hopefully they adjust that last reform to be a bit more fair to current students/workers who would have otherwise qualified...It’s very tricky for sure.
Good luck to everyone!
We all know vetting process at federal level is too long and depressing.
This book is approved by centre of addiction and mental health (CAMH) and IRCC.
If you are waiting desperately for a completion of your vetting process after CSQ, reading it will help you keep relaxed.
And, you will be aware of what's coming next after vetting is done and become PR.https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.camh.ca/-/media/files/guides-and-publications/alone-in-canada-en.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjGqLaTibnqAhVhU98KHdifDt4QFjAAegQIBBAC&usg=AOvVaw1EWfp7qo6xMpVhhnydSF_t
This book is approved by centre of addiction and mental health (CAMH) and IRCC.
If you are waiting desperately for a completion of your vetting process after CSQ, reading it will help you keep relaxed.
And, you will be aware of what's coming next after vetting is done and become PR.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.camh.ca/-/media/files/guides-and-publications/alone-in-canada-en.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjGqLaTibnqAhVhU98KHdifDt4QFjAAegQIBBAC&usg=AOvVaw1EWfp7qo6xMpVhhnydSF_tToday's my 2 year anniversary of having sent in my application!
My account says decision made, but I haven't heard anything else from Canada besides a few "sorry, you'll have to wait because of COVID." It seems like other people are beginning to get their PRs though, so I have hope! I'm going to redownload the application that I was using to get phone calls in Canada just in case Canada calls me.
My account says decision made, but I haven't heard anything else from Canada besides a few "sorry, you'll have to wait because of COVID." It seems like other people are beginning to get their PRs though, so I have hope! I'm going to redownload the application that I was using to get phone calls in Canada just in case Canada calls me.
Something like Express Entry, but not stable, not transparent. It will be as good as EE is in a few years.
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/arrima/index.html
I also got DM mid March (13th) and got a call from an immigration officer last week to do the landing, and got the email confirming that we became PR the day after. Try to contact the VO where your application is, I think it will help.Today's my 2 year anniversary of having sent in my application!
My account says decision made, but I haven't heard anything else from Canada besides a few "sorry, you'll have to wait because of COVID." It seems like other people are beginning to get their PRs though, so I have hope! I'm going to redownload the application that I was using to get phone calls in Canada just in case Canada calls me.
Thank you for your advice! What's VO? Visa Office? And how do I find it? Many thanks.
It should be in your GCMS notesThank you for your advice! What's VO? Visa Office? And how do I find it? Many thanks.
Oh, I didn't request GCMS notes. Does that cost money? Alternatively, I submitted my application while in Canada (I live on the border in the United States) to Citizenship & Immigration Canada in Sydney, NS. Does that help?