Montreal immigration practices: French-first answers for Quebec and federal programs
Quebec runs its own selection of economic immigrants, and clients in Montreal ask about both Quebec and federal programs, mostly in French. DICE answers from your pages in French by default and books consultations with your recognized consultants.
Immigration consultants in Montreal: what is different
- Consultants who represent clients in Quebec immigration matters must be recognized by the Quebec government and listed in its register. Clients ask; the agent answers from your site.
- The Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration handles Quebec selection. The agent links official pages you cite and never assesses a file.
- Law 25 consent for each purpose is recorded in French with the policy version.
Languages your customers use
Montreal customers expect French first. Many write in English, and a meaningful number write in Arabic, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Italian, Mandarin, Vietnamese or Persian. Under Quebec’s Charter of the French Language, businesses serve and inform consumers in French, so French replies are the default and other languages follow the customer’s lead.
Rules that shape your replies
Quebec’s Law 25 adds duties that go further than PIPEDA: a named person responsible for personal information, consent that is clear and requested separately for each purpose, notice when a technology can identify, locate or profile someone, and disclosure when a decision is made only by automated processing. CASL governs commercial emails and texts.
DICE answers in French by default for Quebec businesses, stores separate consent records per purpose with the exact French wording shown, discloses that the assistant is automated, and lets the customer reach a person. Nothing is decided about a customer by the model alone.
Rules change. Check the current text with the regulator or your advisor; this page is general information, not legal advice.
What DICE handles for immigration consultants in Montreal
French by default
Replies and reminders in French.
Quebec and federal services
Describes the services you offer for each, from your pages.
Law 25 records
Consent per purpose with the exact text.
Questions from Montreal
Does the agent reply in French?
Yes. French is the default for Quebec practices, and it switches when the client writes in another language.
Can it say whether a client qualifies for the Quebec skilled worker program?
No. It explains your services and books a consultation with a recognized consultant.
Can clients check that we are on the Quebec register?
The agent answers with the registration details you publish and links your page.
How are consents stored?
Each purpose has its own consent with the French wording, the policy version and the time.
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