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Your understanding seems to be correct.

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Yes. But also make sure that your FSW point grid isn't affected before removing any work experience. You should still get 67/100 to remain eligible.

I made section based LOEs. Either is fine, IMO.

You can have your current designation alone. You can explain using a LOE telling them that it was only a designation change and your roles and responsibilities remain the same under both the designations.

Just mention the addresses of your primary residence in the past 10 years.

Yes. If they are in the personal history section alone, you do not need to submit documents for those.

DOB has to be in sync on all documents IMO. If you cannot get all your documents re-issued , I believe you can submit a notarized affidavit and a letter of explanation. The decision might depend on the VO processing your application!

Stanlee - According to the below note, if the applicant worked only one part-time job, he should calculate it at only 15 hours/week and should have worked for 24 months. The additional hours cannot be added up, IMO. Link --> http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp...

No. It was for - http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-eapr-submitted-in-november-2016-t459415.0.html;msg5551586#msg5551586

Congrats to everyone who got a Nomination/ ITA. I sincerely hope that everyone who is still waiting gets their nomination ASAP!

It can be changed, yes. If you are resident in another country at the time of your PPR, you can request a change in VO so that you can submit your PP to the VO responsible for the area you are located in.

Dependent's work experience doesn't count unless it was gained in Canada. Don't mention any of the dependent's work experience in the work history section. Just retain it in the personal history section. This way, you would not have to submit any documentation for it.

Answer Yes.

Congrats! All the best!

Very much advisable. Yes. Can save you 2-3 weeks of processing time. You can submit your s4 along with the application as well.

Congrats bro :) !

Might take some time but if your CRS >= the cutoff, you will definitely get ITA.

Everyone on the application who is over 18 years of age.

Yes. 1040 (490 RPRF + 550 Processing Fee)