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Provide Complete Information:

1. Required Positions(s), Location(s), Wage(s), Weekly Hours, Employment Duration
2. Workforce @ Location(s): Total Current Employees & # of Current Foreign Workers
3. Business Start Date (Year established)
4. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

1. Care type (child, elderly, illness, disability) & Details of person(s) requiring care (e.g., ages, medical conditions).
2. Live-in or Live-out preference, Wage (per hour) & Weekly Hours.
3. Caregiver Candidate (if identified): Age, Highest Level of Education, English/French Ability, and Relevant Experience.
4. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

1. Sponsor Status: (Canadian Citizen/PR) & Current Country of Residence (if Canada, which province).
2. Spouse/Partner Being Sponsored: Nationality & Current Location.
3. Dependent Children: (if any to be included).
4. Sponsorship History:
- Has the Sponsor previously sponsored a spouse?
- Was the Sponsor themselves sponsored as a spouse in the last 5 years?
5. Financial Eligibility: Is the Sponsor receiving Social Assistance or currently in Bankruptcy, or in default of child support or immigration loans?
6. Background Check: Do either the sponsor or applicant have any past criminal convictions, serious medical conditions, or previous visa refusals?
7. Status & Marital History: If the applicant is inside Canada, what is their current legal status? Are all previous divorces (if any) fully finalized?
8. Relationship Details: (Marriage Date or Start of Cohabitation, other details).

9. Observations: (Please list any other details or specific concerns).

Provide Complete Information:

1. Applicant Nationality & Current Country of Residence (Immigration Status).
2. Purpose of Visit, Travel dates & duration.
3. Are you visiting specific family/friends? (which family/friends).
4. Any previous Canadian or US visa applications/refusals?
5. Financial Support & Ties to Home Country (e.g., Job, Property, Family).
6. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

If through your Canadian ancestry (you may already be Canadian by law — no residence, tax or language history needed):

1. Your Canadian relative (parent, grandparent, great-grandparent…) and how they became Canadian (born in Canada, naturalized, or by descent).

2. What you can provide to prove the family connection (e.g., birth/marriage certificates, their citizenship or naturalization record).


If you are a permanent resident (citizenship by grant):

1. Date you obtained your Permanent Residence.

2. Approximate number of days spent in Canada over the past 5 years.

3. Did you hold any temporary status in Canada (e.g., Student, Worker) prior to becoming a PR? If so, type and duration.

4. Have you filed Canadian Income Tax Returns for a minimum of 3 out of the last 5 years?

5. Your level of proficiency in English or French (Basic, Intermediate, Fluent).

6. Prohibitions & Background: any criminal record (convictions, probation, or parole, inside or outside Canada); and whether you are currently under a Removal Order or being investigated by immigration authorities.


Additional comments or notes (either case).

Provide Complete Information:

1. Visitor (Parent/Grandparent):
- Nationality & Current Location.
- Previous Canadian or US visa applications/refusals.
- Any major medical conditions?
2. Inviter (Child/Grandchild in Canada):
- Status (Citizen/PR).
- Total Household Size (Number of people living in the Inviter's home, including spouse/children).
- Total Annual Household Income (Gross).
3. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

1. Do you have a Canadian job offer? (Employer, Position, LMIA status, Transfer). Related Work experience and previous Canadian visa/permit applications or refusals
2. If no job offer detail your Open Work Permit Eligibility: (e.g., spouse of worker/student, PGWP, IEC/Working Holiday)?
3. History of previous Canadian visa/permit applications or refusals.
4. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

1. Intended Program (level of study) & Canadian Institution's Letter of Acceptance.
2. English/French Skills (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF scores)
3. Financial Support, Ties to Home Country
4. Any previous Canadian or US visa applications/refusals?
5. Observations.

Provide Complete Information:

1. Current Status (e.g., Visitor, Study, Work) & its Expiry Date.
2. Detail Basis for Extension: Study (Letter of Acceptance), Work (LMIA details), Visitor (purpose e.g., tourism, family, family sponsorship).
3. Observations.

Provide Complete Information for You and your Spouse/Partner:

1. Age, Nationality, Marital Status, Education (Highest level Completed), English/French Skills (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF scores), Funds.
2. Work Experience (last 10 years):
- Years of Foreign Skilled Work Experience.
- Years of Canadian Skilled Work Experience.
3. Intended province of residence (e.g., Ontario, Quebec, BC)
4. Canada Connections:
- Any family, previous study, or work experience in Canada, Job Offer (Province)
5. Observations.

1. What specific immigration program or application do you need help with?

2. What is your current situation (citizenship, country of residence, immigration status, family in Canada, etc.)?

3. What specific action do you want to take (apply, renew, appeal, check requirements, etc.)?

4. Do you have any important deadlines or key dates?

5. Observations (brief case description)

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Quebec Experience Program (PEQ): Applications Close October 31

Get Matched with an Immigration Expert

The Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) reopened on July 2, 2026, and the window to submit an application closes on October 31, 2026. If you have studied or worked in Quebec, these are the last weeks to apply in this round.

Who can apply?

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Quebec graduates and temporary foreign workers who already met the conditions on November 19, 2025.

  • Quebec graduates: a bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate, a technical DEC, or a DEP of at least 1,800 hours, obtained in Quebec by November 19, 2025.
  • Temporary foreign workers: at least two years of work experience in Quebec in a TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 job, as of November 19, 2025.

That date matters: a diploma or experience completed after November 19, 2025 does not count for this window.

What level of French do you need?

Level 7 in oral French and level 5 in written French, on Quebec’s scale, whatever language your diploma was in.

How do you apply, and how much does it cost?

Online, through Arrima, before October 31. The fees are:

  • Principal applicant: $940
  • Spouse or partner: $201
  • Each dependent child: $201

Quebec has set no cap on the number of applications it will receive in this window.

What happens after October 31?

The program stays open until July 2, 2028, but this window to submit applications ends on October 31. Quebec has not published the dates of a next window, so if you qualify today, do not wait for one.

What to do this week

Hand ticking off a checklist next to a laptop, getting a PEQ application ready this week
  1. Check your date: your diploma or your two years of experience must be complete by November 19, 2025.
  2. Get your French results: oral 7 and written 5.
  3. Gather your documents: identity, civil status, and proof of your diploma or your work experience in Quebec.
  4. Submit in Arrima before October 31.

Where we come in

Immigration Pros prepares PEQ applications from start to finish, and can tell you quickly whether your diploma or your experience qualifies. Our page on the Quebec Experience Program has the details.

With the deadline this close, start with a free assessment today.

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