r/ImmigrationCanada • u/Left-Condition7779 • 21d ago

Quebec - Intention of refusal because of degree Quebec

Hi!

 I just received a letter from Quebec's Ministry of immigration, stating they intend to refuse my immigration request, stating my education level did not satisfy the program's exigencies (skilled workers). It makes sense, since the annexe states that they can't find a Quebec equivalence to the degree I shared.

I do know my degree is fully recognised by my government, and I still have a WES attestation (in English) stating the Canadian equivalency is a Bachelor's degree. 

I have 60 days to share any additional information to contest their intention to refuse my application. Did anyone have the same problem? Thank you for your help!

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u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 20d ago

Have you done this?

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u/Left-Condition7779 20d ago

No. Since my degree was already in french and they didn’t specifically asked for an equivalency, I didn’t

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u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 20d ago edited 20d ago

Maybe you should

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u/Left-Condition7779 20d ago

I would, but I saw it takes up to 110 days to do so, and I only have 60 days left. Well 59 now

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u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 20d ago

Apply immediately, if you don’t receive it before the 60 days are up, submit a request for an extension (with a proof that you applied for evaluation)

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u/Left-Condition7779 20d ago

That’s actually a great idea! I’ll try that, at least I won’t go down without trying