1. Is there anything I should pay attention to after submitting the form to Quebec Immigration Bureau?

If the applicant intends to inform us of the following after submitting the application, we will assist you in preparing the documents, and we must update the relevant documents to the Quebec Immigration Department before being asked to interview:

-Changes in family status (such as marital status, new family members, nationality of family members);

-Buying, selling or mortgaging real estate;

-Ending the previous job/company;

-Change of location;

-The company's equity has changed.

2. Do I need to keep the documents I submitted to Quebec Immigration Bureau?

All original documents submitted or required to be supplemented must be sorted out and familiar with all documents.

I have never been to Quebec. Does it matter?

-Applicants and their families should travel or study in Quebec before the interview, preferably for one week or more;

-Applicants and their families can consider enrolling in short-term courses in French, and immigration officials like applicants who know French very well;

-If your children have reached the right age and are willing to send them to study in Canada, please choose a school in Quebec first;

-If your children have the opportunity, they can also take part in some study tours in Quebec to let them know more about Quebec;

-If your children have French elective courses at school, please let them start learning French.

My bank deposits are all company accounts, which are very frequent and have a large amount. Does this affect my application?

The income of the applicant and his family can be divided into basic salary, bonus and dividend. Some applicants may have some investment income, including rent. These income immigration officers hope to be reflected in private bank accounts. If it is salary, bonus or dividend, I hope to transfer it from my company account to my private account. In addition, if it is a common account of the company, it should be taken out of the company account and not mixed with the private account. Immigration officials don't like to see this happen.

During the interview

1. How long does the interview take? Who is there?

The interview lasts about 1 to 2 hours. The people present include the applicant, his spouse, children over 18, translators, Quebec lawyers and immigration officers.

2. How can I attend an interview if I can't speak English?

The Immigration Department of Quebec will provide translators to assist in the interview in the applicant's mother tongue. All questions from immigration officers and answers from the applicant will be translated by translators, so clear expression will help the interview.

3. Will the lawyer representing Quebec help me answer the immigration officer's questions?

Quebec's attorney will also assist the applicant from the side. He is not allowed to help answer the immigration officer's questions, but he will add answers after the applicant answers but the explanation is not clear enough.

4. What can I wear for the interview?

Applicants should dress appropriately (men can wear suits and shoes, and women can wear semi-formal clothes, which will leave a good impression on immigration officials. Moreover, the interview will be held in one room. Please don't use strong perfume, for fear that some immigration officers or lawyers are sensitive to fragrance.

5. Will the whole interview process be as tense as an exam?

Some immigration officers will be more serious, while others will be more relaxed. Please relax and answer the question.

6. The immigration officer asked me a question, and I didn't know how to answer it. What should I do?

Pay attention to the questions asked by the immigration officer, never answer irrelevant questions, and don't beat around the bush to avoid the immigration officer's questions. If you encounter a question that you don't know how to answer, you can politely ask for a file search. In most cases, spouses will attend the interview together, but it is best for spouses not to rush to answer questions raised by immigration officials. If the spouse wants to add anything after the applicant answers, he can ask politely.

7. What should I bring to the interview? Is there anything I can't bring?

Therefore, the original documents that have been submitted must be brought. If the immigration officer asks to see the original documents, he should find them and submit them as soon as possible, so the preparation before the interview is very important. But you can't bring recording pens, electronic products, notebooks, etc. , and the phone must be set to mute or off mode.

After the interview

1. How long after the interview? What should we do next?

On the day of the interview or usually within 1-2 weeks after the interview, the Quebec immigration officer will inform the applicant of the application result, usually in the following three situations:

1) Case 1: Approval;

2) Case 2: Request for supplementary documents;

3) Situation 3: Denial of visa.

2. If the application is successful, what is the next procedure?

The applicant must pay the investment money to the fund company designated by Quebec Immigration Department within 60 days. When the Quebec Immigration Department confirms the receipt of the investment funds, the Quebec Immigration Department will issue a CSQ, that is, a nomination notice. Based on this nomination notice, we apply to the Canadian Immigration Department for permanent resident status in Canada, and the consulate submitted depends on the applicant's place of residence. Waiting for the Immigration Bureau to notify the medical examination, and successfully obtaining permanent resident status in Canada.

3. What should I do if I am asked to supplement my certificate? Are these documents that need to be supplemented important?

The applicant must prepare and submit the required documents within the specified time. This document plays a decisive role in the application, so it must be carefully handled and prepared. After submission, wait for Quebec Immigration Department to inform the application result. If approved, return to the first case; If the visa is refused, please refer to situation 3.

If I am refused a visa, will my application stop here?

Read the letter of refusal of the immigration officer in detail, and make a detailed and in-depth analysis of the reasons for refusal. If we find that the applicant has sufficient reasons, we will assist the applicant to appeal, but mainly depends on whether the applicant has sufficient reasons. According to the situation of the applicant at that time, we will make some suggestions on your immigration application.

5. Generally speaking, what are the reasons for the application being rejected?

If the application is rejected, there will be the following reasons:

1) The applicant is found to have provided false documents at the time of application;

2) The source of the applicant's assets cannot be reasonably and legally explained;

(3) It is found that the applicant has not truthfully declared all the assets under his name;

4) The applicant's management experience cannot be verified, which leads to the failure to meet the requirements of Quebec Immigration Department for the applicant's management experience.

For the interview of Quebec investment immigrants, don't have too much psychological pressure, make full preparations, relax and show your best side. I believe all of them can pass properly!