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Almost certainly PPR coming soon.

Congrats!

Congrats!

I'm not sure. I'd email the email that emailed you ASAP and possibly submit a web form as well. When you moved to a different country, you should have informed them via web form CSE at that time and you would not be in this position (a warning to others).

You can read my soft landing experience if you want: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/landing-experience-yyz-august-24-2019.651939/

Date of landing. Your PR card is not your status. You can have no PR card and still be a PR.

Mine took 5-6 days I think. You should have it today or soon.

You should definitely request GCMS if you haven't already and it's been almost a year. You may find out an issue they are researching that you could clear up with a letter of explanation.

If you don't have PPR, nothing needs to be done. They will remedical you when they need you to, before PPR.

You do not need to notify IRCC of travel that happens post-AOR.

Birthplace must be written exactly as it is on your passport. Spaces, punctuation, capitalization, spelling all matter.

I posted my full landing experience already: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/landing-experience-yyz-august-24-2019.651939/

Read this and follow it carefully. You can link your application to your EE portal and see the status of the application. Everything must match perfectly though and you only get 5 tries a day. Birth place must match what is on the passport exactly. Punctuation and capitalization matters...

You only removed it from the top one.

Congrats! Glad to see yours come through!

No idea. Why does it matter? Just send them what they asked for. ;)

I'm a different person.

The labor market isn't the only reason to move to Canada, friend.

No problem. Congrats on your upcoming landing.

Lily. I said "negotiable". A blank check is not negotiable. If it's a check made out to you, like from someone else, a cashier's check, traveler's cheque, etc, that is negotiable since you can readily turn it into currency. You do not have to declare your blank check book. Treat checks made...