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You can definitely put two codes like you have planned. That in itself is not a problem. The three year experience does not have to be in the same NOC as your primary. However, I am not 100% sure whether the 3 year experience has to be in 0, A, B skill levels or not. I think it does not have to...

Already answered the PRTD question. If they accept the address over the phone, then they will send the card over there.

If there are 100 eligible candidates and they want to invite 10, they will obviously consider other factors.

Canada is taking special measures for some applicants, but you will not qualify for those. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-special-measures.html I guess you just need to suck it up and travel.

You mean you don't have funds now or you didn't have it 3 months ago.

No prpblem

Yes, only the top candidates from in demand NOC's are invited to apply and just like the EE ITA, getting invited does not mean that you will get the nomination.

Not needed.

Yes, you can remove it (and even the current job). Make sure those are included in 'personal details' section of the application and removed from work history.

They have special measures for some people. But you will not qualify. You should just plan to continue with your current travel plans. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-special-measures.html

You are in for some big misrepresentation problem. Consult with a lawyer.

I am not traveling tonight. I just mentioned how I would answer if I was in your situation. My own experience is in the very first post on this thread.

US officers will basically deny you entry to US and give you a administrative denial letter. You can try to get a US Visa if you just want to Visit US otherwise.

1. I would answer it clearly as returning tonight. The only issue is that they may not include address in the PR card application. The landing itself will be completed and you will become PR. 2. You can update the address over phone. PRTD is required only for traveling to Canada on a commercial...

According to their written policy, they can reject to include your address for PR card if they believe that you are soft-landing. You can update the address later if this happens. There is nothing you can do to avoid this. You should never lie to officials.

The truth is always the best answer.

Yes, for working. No for just living in the US with H1B spouse, H4 is sufficient for that. Also, they may have H4 EAD.

Service Canada office where you apply for SIN will be closed on weekends. But that's okay. You don't need SIN until you actually start working in Canada. There are many landing experience threads on this forum, just read through those. Below is my own...

Like above you can renew your passport. (If you are from India, passport renewal is fairly quick). It does not make any difference any way. You don't have to apply for the H1B Visa while in Canada, you can use AVR to return. But if you choose to apply that's fine too. Plan to stay in Canada for...

Make a serious effort to find jobs even if you are waiting. If you have an offer in hand or interviews lined up when you move, that's the best scenario.