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If you know someone in Canada, then you can request notes through them with the ATIP. If you don't know anyone in Canada, then you need to use a third party website. In this case, you can try www.gcmsbuddy.com for ordering notes.

You need to wait for the ECA report to be sure.

Better to send both the transcripts.

Did your friend order GCMS notes? They might help you in getting an insight on the application.

Your experience will be counted if your education was outside Canada. Whether you are eligible for Express Entry or not, you need to check on the Come to Canada tool.

Your wife's ECA would not add any points in the FSW score points. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers/six-selection-factors-federal-skilled-workers.html#toc5 May be you can...

You can inform IRCC about this change. If your current LVO processes your application, you can later on request to submit your passport to the new LVO after the PPR.

Yes.

As you are not the Principal Applicant, you will only get points for the work experience gained by working in Canada. If your work experience is outside of Canada, you do not need any proof for the same. Just mention this work experience in the Personal History section of the eAPR and you will...

Unless you are claiming points for a relative in Canada, you do not need any documents for them.

Just the Masters degree equivalency will work.

No, you need to be on a resident visa in order to obtain the Indian PCC from USA.

Express Entry profile expires after 12 months. So if you created your profile 2-3 years back, your EE profile is expired already. You can create a new GC key and using that you can create a new EE profile.

If you have not visited India after the PCC was issued, you can use it.

You can try WES for your ECA. And you can apply for assessment of both your qualifications.

You need to choose the NOC based on your overall job duties. You can try 2171, 2173 or 2283 and see if any one of these matches your profile.

Black and White letter will work.

You can change your country of residence after AOR. You need to inform IRCC about the change by raising a Case Specific Enquiry (CSE) through the webform.

No, this won't affect your application.

You can mention the work experience after 2013 in the Personal History section of the eAPR.