Questions regarding PR Express entry application and work experience section

[gokulgc]

Question 1: I was recently laid off and I was in a closed work permit. So, I'm filling in my PR Application. There is a question that reads "Does x have a job offer in Canada?" Should the answer be yes or no to it ?? Technically I did, and I was working there for more than a year in Canada and now I was let go.

Question 2: Technically speaking my end date of employment with the company is Sep 2nd, 2024 (which is in the future as I type this message). So, should I add the work history in this company as "This is my current job" or put the Sep 2024 as end date ??

Question 3: How does IRCC calculate the Canadian work experience ?? Is it from the Work History section or from Intended work in Canada section ?

Question 4: I am interviewing and hoping to get an offer soon (in let's say a month or so). And if I do end up getting a job offer, can I update the PR express entry application even after I submit it ?? 'cause, I assume "Does x have a job offer in Canada?" will become "yes" (if not already yes)

 

[tee2406]

Question 1: I was recently laid off and I was in a closed work permit. So, I'm filling in my PR Application. There is a question that reads "Does x have a job offer in Canada?" Should the answer be yes or no to it ?? Technically I did, and I was working there for more than a year in Canada and now I was let go.

Question 2: Technically speaking my end date of employment with the company is Sep 2nd, 2024 (which is in the future as I type this message). So, should I add the work history in this company as "This is my current job" or put the Sep 2024 as end date ??

Question 3: How does IRCC calculate the Canadian work experience ?? Is it from the Work History section or from Intended work in Canada section ?

Question 4: I am interviewing and hoping to get an offer soon (in let's say a month or so). And if I do end up getting a job offer, can I update the PR express entry application even after I submit it ?? 'cause, I assume "Does x have a job offer in Canada?" will become "yes" (if not already yes)

question1. You were laid off so you do not have a job. the answer is no.
Question 2: yes add it to work history but add the day you were laid off as the last day you worked because if you end up asking for a reference when applying for PR i dont think they will say you last worked on sept 2.
question 3: from history.