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Yes, it's perfectly alright

There are two scores that needs to be considered in the stream. 1. FSW eligibility score and 2. CRS score. The eligibility score should be minimum 67 to apply for EE, where as CRS can be anything...

If it's right, you should be able to create a profile in Job bank. On a different note, don't get tense on this subject as it's not mandatory to create profile in Job bank. https://www.cicnews.com/2017/06/ircc-makes-job-bank-registration-voluntary-express-entry-candidates-069215.html#gs.m9C7qZo

In some cases 3 years saturate CRS score but not for FSW eligibility score as it need 5 years. Hence, mentioning 6 years is safe. Furnishing documents for the experience you denoted in the application would suffice. For additional info...

In addition to what @hope2018 said, if you still can't get it notarized just get his ID card scanned and attach with the document. Whatever you do, state the reason in LOE. I would suggest you to print the contents in notary paper, get your manager signed and then approach notary advocate for...

Hi, You should have minimum amount of settlement funds sitting in your account until you receive CoPR

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No, it won't. Stay relaxed.

It varies from 2 weeks to a month. Stay patience and celebrate on your recent achievement :)

Hello aafroze, Sorry that's not possible. In addition to that, teaching is a regulated profession which needs certificate to even apply for a job when in Canada. Surf through internet regarding certifications needed. All the best.

Is she applying for PNP program ?

The following link will have details of PNP's and how-to details. Hope you find it useful. https://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html

Leaving out a tenure or two won't create a problem. You are obliged to furnish details for which you can ready documents. On the different note: I believe you are under regulated profession and need certifications to apply for the said job. Hope you have it.

Am NOC 2281 myself, as it is, it's not a regulated profession.

If you applying for provincial nominees, you need birth certificate. You don't need one, if you apply for FSW. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents.html