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Yes, agree.

Yes, you can edit post ITA. Your score would be recalculated. Mention it in his personal history though.

There is no answer to this question. They are not prioritizing TRVs from outside Canada presently. This is not the best time to apply for TRVs. Try to get an update from them or via GCMS, you'll at least know where you stand.

Nope, not required. If its the same job in the same company, it is the same set of employment records you have to upload. MyCIC creates separate placeholders for each time-period/location you mention, even if it is the same job. But if you have any deputation/transfer letters you can attach it.

Express processing

I don't think a webform can speed up the process

Yes, valid for 10 years

Did you apply for a TRV? The renewal of a study permit does not affect your TRV. It is your responsibility to ensure your TRV remains valid if you wish to leave and re-enter Canada. Only for eTA eligible countries they issue an eTA automatically.

Trying to guess what that section looks like.....can you paste a screenshot?

Have you provided your biometrics before?

If possible, engage a good immigration consultant to address all the concerns. There are people who have been approved at the third attempt. You'd have to address all the concerns, not just a strong LoE. - previous academic education, employment history, personal establishments and ties to home...

Nope. When you get ITA you are taken out of the pool and your profile gets locked.

Ideally you should apply for a correction/inclusion with the Registrar's office providing a reason for the update. If that takes time, you may have to get an affidavit from a notary in the interim stating that you have been verified to be the same person mentioned in the marriage certificate...

Unlikely. It is taking about 6 months currently, may change (read come down) in the coming months

It depends on where you're applying from, the processing times varies

Just quoting this source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors/immediate-family.html#how-citizens-prs An immediate family member is defined as a spouse or common-law partner dependent child (yours, your spouse’s or your...

However, Family Day is not a national statutory holiday, it is provincial. So its not a federal holiday. Just wish they work and fix the problem so that all of you guys can login and complete your applications. Its stressful for some old invitees as they are on the verge of expiring their ITA time.

Since you're already a PR, I do not think it would impact your travels

Well, Family Day is not a national statutory holiday, but a provincial one. So I would guess IRCC agents should work.

Pretty much everyone....its down. Wait until they fix the 502 Proxy Error