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In addition to what vensak has mentioned, you can check this link ---> http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams-t432937.0.html;msg5295212#msg5295212

Well, those rules apply to people who are working in Canada. If her work experience was gained outside of Canada, then this requirement doesn't apply as far as I have seen. I have not heard back from anyone with foreign work experience saying that their applications were rejected because the...

If she is the primary applicant and she has all the necessary documentation to prove her work, yes.

Why do you have 2 entries for this? You can have one entry, IMO. That is why the aforementioned LOE is for.

Yes

IMO, that sentence denotes that you can bring those to Canada (and not necessarily submit it as POF in your e-APR). I would strongly recommend you not to risk a rejection; You might want to consider liquidating funds and then submitting those as POF rather than submitting documents of immovable...

Yea right, non-accompanying dependents do not require RPRF. I did not realize you were talking about a non-accompanying dependent.

She would require PCC from both countries.

How you update the DOB on your PP depends on the country where you live. However, after you are done with the correction, you can update it in your EE profile.

Strange. Ghost e-mails are very common after e-APR submission but not before that.

AFAIK, you cannot get PCC from India without you being there. Even in India, they stamp your PP when issuing a PCC.

PCCs are mandatory documents. You have to submit PCCs for the current country of residence and all other countries where you have stayed for 6 or more months since you were 18 years old. PCC for the current country of residence should not be more than 6 months old at the time of submission of...

Could you please elaborate more on your background? So, after you submitted your application to OINP, you became eligible for CEC? I'm not sure if anyone here has done that.

You can follow the below thread - http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/updated-topics/-t396585.0.html Good luck!

Both the PA and the dependent has to pay both the processing fee (550 CAD) and RPRF (490 CAD). Dependent children on application do NOT need to pay RPRF. Also, for children, the processing fee is discounted to 150 CAD. So, for a family of 3, the fee would be 1040 + 1040 + 150 = 2230 CAD.

OINP's requirement is 5 years. So, to be nominated by OINP, you should have had at least one year of work experience in the past 5 years from the date of the PT NOI. When calculating your points under the FSW grid to check if you are eligible to apply under EE under FSW program, then, work...

No, IMO.

Whilst calculating the points in the FSW points grid, work experience in the past 10 years is considered.

Shouldn't be a problem IMO but I do hope you receive it soon!