What to pay attention to and what to prepare for the interview for investment immigration in Quebec, Canada

Before the interview

1. Is there anything I need to pay attention to after submitting the application to the Quebec Immigration Department?

If the applicant plans to submit the application and the following situations occur, he must inform us first, and we will help you prepare the documents. Before being asked for an interview, we must update the relevant documents to Quebec Provincial Immigration Department:

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

- Purchase, sale or mortgage of real estate;

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- End of previous job/owned company;

- Change of position;

- Change of shareholding in the company.

2. Do I still need to keep the documents I have submitted to the Quebec Immigration Department?

All original documents that have been submitted or requested to be supplemented must be sorted out and familiar with all documents.

3. I have never been to Quebec. Does this have any impact?

- It is best for applicants and their families to travel or conduct inspections in Quebec before the interview, preferably for a week or more;

- Applicants and their families can consider applying Short-term courses in French, immigration officers like applicants who understand French very much;

- If your child has reached the appropriate age and is willing to send him to study in Canada, please choose Quebec schools;< /p>

- If your child has the opportunity, you can also join some study tours in Quebec so that they can have a deeper understanding of Quebec;

- If your child is studying in a school that offers French elective courses , please allow them to start learning French.

4. My bank deposits are all in the company’s account, and the deposits and withdrawals are very frequent and large. Will this affect my application?

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

Interview period

1. How long will the interview last? Is there anyone present?

The interview lasts about 1 hour to 2 hours. The people present include the applicant, his/her spouse and children over 18 years old, translator, Quebec representative lawyer, and immigration officer.

2. How can I attend the interview if I don’t know English?

The Quebec Immigration Department will provide translators in the applicant's native language to assist in the interview. All immigration officer questions and the applicant's answers will be interpreted by translators, so clear expressions will help in the interview.

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

The Quebec representative lawyer will also assist the applicant. He is not allowed to help answer the immigration officer’s questions. He will provide supplementary answers after the applicant answers but the explanation is not clear enough.

4. Can I wear whatever I want during the interview?

Applicants should dress appropriately (men should wear suits and leather shoes, and women can wear semi-formal clothes to give the immigration officer a good impression. The interview will be held in a room. Please do not use perfume, etc. Stronger fragrance, I am worried that some immigration officers or lawyers are sensitive to fragrance;

5. Will the entire interview process be as stressful as an exam?

Some immigration officers will be more serious, Some are more relaxed. Please don’t be nervous and just relax and answer the questions.

6. What should I do if the immigration officer asks me a question and I don’t know how to answer it?

< p> Pay attention to the questions asked by the immigration officer, and do not answer the questions that are not asked, and do not avoid the immigration officer's questions in a roundabout way. If you encounter questions that you do not know how to answer, you can politely ask to check the documents in most cases. , the spouse will participate in the interview together, but it is best for the spouse not to rush to answer the questions raised by the immigration officer. If the spouse wants to make supplements after the applicant answers, he can politely ask.

7. Is there anything I need to bring during the interview? , is there anything you are not allowed to bring?

So you must bring the original documents you have submitted. If the immigration officer asks to see the original documents, you should find them and submit them as quickly as possible, so before the interview Preparation is very important, but you are not allowed to bring voice recorders, electronic products, notebooks, etc., and your mobile phone must be set to silent or turned off.

After the interview

1. How long after the interview. Will there be a result? What should I do next?

On the day of the interview or usually within 1-2 weeks after the interview, the Quebec immigration officer will notify the applicant of the result of the application. There are usually three situations:

1) Situation 1: Approval;

2) Situation 2: Require additional documents;

3) Situation 3: Rejection.

2. If the application is successful, what are the next steps?

Applicants must pay the investment amount to the fund company designated by the Quebec Immigration Department within 60 days.

When the Quebec Immigration Department confirms receipt of the investment funds, the Quebec Immigration Department will issue a CSQ (nomination notice). With this nomination notice, we apply to the Canadian Immigration Bureau for Canadian permanent resident status. The consulate to submit depends on the applicant's place of residence. Wait for the Immigration Bureau to notify you of the physical examination and successfully obtain Canadian permanent resident status.

3. What should I do if I am asked to provide additional documents? Are these additional documents important?

Applicants must prepare and submit the specified documents within the specified time. This document plays a decisive role in the application and must be processed and prepared carefully. After submission, wait for the Quebec Immigration Department to notify you of the application result. If approved, return to Situation 1; if rejected, please refer to Situation 3.

4. If I am rejected, will my application stop here?

Interpret the visa rejection letter from the immigration officer in detail, and conduct a detailed and in-depth analysis of the reasons for the visa rejection. If we find that the applicant has sufficient grounds, we will assist the applicant in filing an appeal, but it mainly depends on whether the applicant's grounds are sufficient. Based on the applicant’s situation at the time, we will make some suggestions for your immigration application.

5. Generally speaking, what are the reasons why a visa application is rejected?

If the application is rejected, the specific reasons will be as follows:

1) The applicant is found to have provided false documents when applying;

2) The applicant’s assets The source cannot be explained reasonably and legally;

3) The applicant is found to have not truthfully declared all assets under his name;

4) The applicant’s management experience cannot be verified, resulting in inaccuracies. Meet the management experience requirements of the Quebec Immigration Department for applicants.

For the Quebec investment immigration interview, everyone should not have too much psychological pressure. Be fully prepared, relax, and show your best side. I believe you can pass it!