I know that any immigration application requires some kind of proof and the CSQ is no exception. Look here: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/immigrer-installer/travailleurs-permanents/demande-immigration-general/processus-selection/index.html

Same goes with the language ability documents

You are indeed supposed to send the documents.

Are you French?

Thanks for your mail! I was trying to reply you through ´correres@correresmidestino.com ´, but it couldn´t?? so I pasted it here:

I have just checked out both applications ( Quebec vs Federal skilled-worked) but I still cannot believe how much easier is applying for Quebec Skilled-worked:

-It does not seem the CSQ requires to enclose any certificate in ´Education´ and ´ Work Experience´:only ´Indicate´!!!! .Neither in the second stage for Quebec skilled worked applicants; the application for Federal Skilled workers of the Paris Office????. It cannot be possible…they should not ask at least a copy of your qualifications?? maybe I did not see it?????

-Also About language certificates, also I did not see that Quebec will required any original or notarised copy.., Should I send to them the originals or just a simple photocopy????

Merci!!!

Just to confirm, there are NO restrictions in moving to Ontario after going through the Quebec immigration process. Although some Québecers don’t appreciate it, you can do whatever you want!

Good luck with the process!

Congratulations again for the blog!!

Definetely really useful your blog..I am currently in Montreal as a tourist basically (..also sending some CVs) . I am considering applying for an Skilled Worker Permit as It´s quite hard to get a job without either a working permit or a permanent resident.. I just have an small doubt…:
1-After checking the self-assessmements tests, I could be qualified as skilled-worker in Quebec.. but It seems quite hard to be qualified as a Federal Skilled-worker( however I have more chances of getting a good job related to my degree in Ontario):

Which are the ´real law restrictions´ to move to Ontario , once you have obtain your Permanent Visa through Quebec???.

Xiexie!

1) Overstaying does affect your PR application. Immigration doesn’t send you letters saying your time is done unless they catch you overstaying your visa, and then you are supposed to be deported. You are supposed to know when you must leave the country.

2) Bad credit, it depends to which extend.

3) Yes, to the best of my knowledge, it will since the sponsor won’t be able to act as a sponsor until he/ she solves the situation.

If this describes your situation, I strongly advise you to get some legal help as I don’t see a straightforward process.

i have soo many questions,

what if someone has overstayed their visa due to pregnancy, can they still get sponsored? and i heard that Immigration people send out letters saying that your time is done or whatsoever is that true and is it true that if they have sent you a letter stating that you have overstayed your stay and maybe need to leave the country, will it affect your application for a PR or will you be required to live the country before you can come bac?

secondly, if you have a bad credit, like there are bills that you did not pay and was sent to collections will that affect the application too?

last but not least, what if the sponsor has fallen behind on child support payments for a months or 2, will that slow the process or what?

thank you