Entrevista de Seleccion para QUEBEC, Alguien la tuvo????

Hola:
Nosotros ya tuvimos la entrevista de selección para Quebec, es totalmente en francés y es donde te verifican todos tus documentos que enviaste sobre todo la de suficiencia economica, si desean mas información me pueden escribir a [email protected], y con gusto les puedo ayudar a cualquier duda segun mi caso.

yenys

Garcias por responder , Quisiera que me contestes el nivel de frances necesario para la entrevista, Yo estoy haciendo un curso intensivo hace 1 mes ,, y planeo que tardaran 3 meses en darme la entrevista , Te preguntaron sobre tu trabajo y lo que hacias???
Bueno hasta pronto
saludos

Carlos

Espero que les ayude…

What the Visa Officer is going to see at the Interview

You must bring with you to the interview the originals or certified copies of the following documents. If they are not in English or French they must be accompanied by an English or French translation done by a professional translator.

If you come to your interview without the documents listed, the officer will not be able to interview you, and your interview will be re-scheduled for a later date.

• your passport, those of any dependent children and, if you are married, the passport of your spouse. If applicable, you must also present national identity cards for all persons in this application.

• if you are or have been married, the documents which establish your marital status. This could include your marriage certificate, divorce decrees and the death certificate of a spouse.

• if there are dependent children included in your application, the documents which establish that you are their parent and have legal custody of them. This could include their birth certificates or adoption orders and, in the event that you are separated or divorced from the other parent of your children, the court orders granting you custody of them

• all accompanying dependents over the age of 18 should attend the interview with you. Children under 18 should not attend. Children who are too young to be left unattended in a public waiting room should not be brought to the Consulate.

• diplomas, educational certificates and transcripts

Criminal Record Checks

Original (not photocopied) police certificates or criminal record checks (i.e. a document that establishes whether you have ever been convicted of a criminal offence) issued by the police authorities in the specified countries.

Separate instructions are for those who will be required to obtain either an FBI criminal record check from the United States or an RCMP criminal record check from Canada.

In other countries police certificates or criminal record checks are usually obtained by applying to the national police or, if you are residing in Canada, to the Embassy or Consulate of the country concerned. If we are aware of procedures specific to one or more of the countries in which you or any person included in this application has resided you will find enclosed further information documents which support the information you provided in the personal worth statement submitted with your immigration application form, which could include bank statements, statements for investment or retirement accounts, proof of stock or shares owned and property deeds. Statements of account must be dated within one month of the date of your interview. Appraisals of property done by independent appraisers are required and, in the case of property in Taiwan, the appraisal must indicate that a title search has been done.

In addition, the documents listed below are required to enable you to satisfy the immigration officer who will interview you that you meet the selection criteria applicable to an entrepreneur. Section 2(1) of the Immigration Regulations, 1978, defines an entrepreneur as an immigrant who intends and has the ability to establish, purchase or make a substantial investment in a business or commercial venture in Canada that will make a significant contribution to the economy and whereby employment opportunities will be created or continued in Canada for one or more Canadian citizens or permanent residents, other than the entrepreneur and his dependents. He must also intend and have the ability to provide active and on-going participation in the management of the business or commercial venture.

• your business plan and any documents which show the steps you have taken to prepare yourself for doing business in Canada

• if you have attended a provincial Business Immigration Seminar, your certificate of attendance

If you have owned or operated a business:

your business tax assessments and payments for the last three years

your Business Registration Certificate

the financial statements of your business for the past five years: profit/loss statements and balance sheets

your personal income tax assessments and payments for the last three years, preferably in long-form to show the breakdown of the sources of your income

if you are a shareholder in a private limited company, the declaration stating who holds shares in the business–for example, the articles of incorporation or the partnership agreement

If you have not owned or operated a business:

-salaries tax assessments or your employer’s official notice of salary and tax payment (i.e. T-4 forms in Canada and W-2 forms in the United States)

-letters of reference from your present and previous employers

-tax payment forms for the last three years, preferably in long-form to show the breakdown of the sources of your income

Interpreter Policy

If you do not speak English or French fluently, you are required at your own expense to bring an interpreter with you to your interview. The person you bring must be a professional interpreter and must be independent. In other words, they must earn at least part of their living by selling interpretation services and they must not be related to you. Your interpreter also must not be your lawyer, immigration consultant or any other person you have retained to represent or advise you concerning this application and they may not be an employee of that person. If you are not able to locate an interpreter meeting these specifications please ask us to advise you of the names of organizations that are in the business of selling interpretation services.

If you do not bring a professional interpreter, and the interviewing officer determines that your language skill is not sufficient to carry out the interview, you will not be interviewed. Your interview will be rescheduled for a later date.

Financial

Please take with you the proof of funds available to take to Canada in the form of bank statements or a letter from the Bank Manager in Canadian or US funds. Your interview with the Canadian office is confidential and it is not revealed to the local government. For independent class you should be able to show about $ 15,000 to $ 20,000 to help you settle in Canada. For entrepreneurs ( business) applicants you should show the amount indicated in the Financial Statements. This amount is usually about $ 250,000.00 or such amount that you have indicated in your business plan and application.

Questions to be Prepared for

What will you do in Canada?

You should indicate the job you will be looking for in the field you have shown as your skill in your application.

For business person you should describe briefly the business plan we have prepared. Please review the plan carefully and be ready to discuss in more detail the costs of setting up such business. If you have been in Canada and reviewed the business prospects in the type of business you will be doing you should advise the interviewer of your visit.

Why do you wish to go to Canada?

In answering this question you should indicate that Canada has a high standard of living and was voted number 1 country by the United Nations to live in during the last 5 years. It has a stable political system and personal security is protected by the police. The legal system is effective and honest. The educational and health facilities are excellent.

Where do you wish to settle?

There is a large immigrant population in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. If you can show a smaller town outside these areas it is preferable. If you have a specific town in mind we can give you the address of the municipal offices and you can obtain from them the brochure of that town.

English Language

English Language carries up to 9 points for fluency in reading, writing and speaking. There are additional 6 points skills in French language. If you are not fluent in the language prior to the interview you should take lessons and thoroughly prepare to talk in English ( or French). This will make a very big difference. If you can listen to the shortwave Canadian Broadcasts, please do so you are familiar with the Canadian political and social issues. There are many websites now on the internet from which you can learn about Canada. If you have a friend or relative in Canada please discuss with him or her the names of provinces, the capital city, the political parties and other details so you become more familiar with the country where you wish to live.

Who should answer

If the wife is asked the question she should answer it. The husband should not answer the questions for the wife. Please do not look down or elsewhere. Please look straight in the eyes and talk.

Interview Tips

You should carry all correspondences made with the immigration department because it may help you.Produce any document either when it is asked by the officer or if you feel that the same may substantiate your claim on a particular issue which is under discussion with the officer.

They may ask you any question which is based on your informations you had provided in your application.Therefore check thoroughly the informations/data which you have proveided in the immigration application and prepare yourself with self "question-answering" on each items.

They may ask you the following questions:

about outline of any of your subject in the degree course

about your duties performed in your recent organisation

about your relevant family matters

about your training/licensing/registration of your profession

about your effort of job search in Canada

about your destination in Canada and why

Why do you want to go to Canada

About your savings (must be convertible currency)

Most of the interviews last for 15 to 30 minutes.

Be honest while you are responding to the officer and don’t give any opportunity to the officer to raise his doubt about any matter.Be precise and reply to the point.No need to be nervous, be simple and show just who you are.

You must carry all documents pertaining to immigration.File all your documents in order so that you don’t waste time for searching your documents from your file when it is asked for by the officer during the interview.

For a business persons applying as "entrepreneurs" you should carry your financial statements of the business. In the interview please describe what practical management tasks you do, such as preparing estimates, organizing and recruiting people, your technical skills etc. If you have pictures of your business please show them to us first and we will advise you if you should take them to the interview.

You should tell the truth.

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