Yes you can. A WES ECA is valid for five years from the date of issue. You can continue using it for future Express Entry profiles. IRCC was given a copy initially (possibly electronically) and they can verify it again if they want. You can attach your ECA to your application
Heard from others... they fix it by Tue, it goes down again by weekend. Don't bother, it just gives the time elapsed on a 6 month timeline, doesn't show the actual progress
Can they give that in written even if it is an email? Ask them. Then at least you'll have something to show at the border. It is my belief that the border officer will have an unshakable faith in the infallibility of the IRCC. The burden will be on you to prove the fact.
Relax...you're still within the "PNP" timeline....generally takes about 40 days for PNP folks...don't know why. For all others about 30 days. You'll receive it
Spouse open work permit = $155 (new work permit fee) + $100 (open WP fee)
Child = $100 (visitor) or $150 (study permit)
Here's the link: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp#temporary
Does a "Confirmation of Online Application Transmission" appear in the messages section? It appears as a message with a clickable receipt number on it through which you can download a PDF receipt. If you have that that is your proof. Its like "Your payment receipt number is # X123456789"
For several days it has been "We have started processing applications received the week of August 12, 2020". Is it that there was an incredibly huge number of applications received during the week of Aug 12 :confused:;)
Did you check the your account, was it flagged somewhere that the fee is pending? If you had the receipt, you could have uploaded it via the web form, if it showed up as pending.
However, they may be a "Place of Issue" field in your passport. If that is what is worrying you, you can use the web form and provide a letter of explanation
Not inland ones, since you can easily demonstrate a reason for coming back such as job or your student status. In fact if you are not from a visa exempt country, then TRV is the only way you can come back after visiting your home country