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Yes, for FSW it is irrelevant. http://www.ci.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/econ/fsw/minimum.asp Note: The applicant does not need to demonstrate that they meet the “employment requirements” listed in the NOC occupational description.

NOC employment requirements are irrelevant for FSW applicants and are not assessed by IRCC.

Yes, you should apply through your MyCIC account and include BC wp support letter.

Yes, you may decline ita or just let it expire. Again, the reference letter is the "main" document, so EE profile should match your experience in reference letter, not in тк. It is better if you could get reference letter matching your тк, but you will still need to disclose these "missing...

Start here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/apply.asp Come back when you have more specific questions.

You should be fine. That happened to me once. The border officer just checked in the system that I have valid WP and let me in.

Well, you need to apply for work permit using this letter. This is not "bridging" work permit. You can check current time for processing WP application on IRCC web site. I'm not certainly sure if you can apply for WP in the POE, you should check it with IRCC. Your spouse will be eligible for...

Are you claiming points for the past job, not the current one? Waiting another 6 months is not an option? If so, I would submit the application without тк. If employment is under questions, ircc tends to call employer directly to verify experience instead of asking for record of employment but...

Not required but you may attach it anyway if you wish. The most important document is a reference letter describing the job you're claiming points for printed on company letterhead an stated your duties, work hours, salary and employment dates. Anything else is not required but may support you...

Unless you received provincial nomination, you're not obligated to land in the province you selected. As federal skilled worker candidate you can land at any province except QC. Make sure you don't select QC as fsw program does not include this province.

Not a problem at all. She is Canadian citizen and can cross the border to Canada whenever she want, with or without you. The thing "not coming with you" related to only "not accompanying" spouses who are not Canadian citizens or PR.

I know a lot of places with the mountains where you can go live without much problems with immigration. You may have to put up with some inconvenience however. Such as the lack of heated toilets...

Don't think so. There is no such stream in Ontario nomination programs (unless you're doing PhD.)

Yes.

No. You need to be employed under employer/employee relationship to qualify for CEC. Self-employed persons and businesses owners does not qualify.

Another "immigration lawyer" who has no clue in "immigration things"... Guess he is making good money from your company. Isn't that unfair

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The chances are somewhere between 0 to 100%. Seriously, what answer do you expect? Some ppl finds a job even before finishing studies, others are struggling to find it for 10 months and more.

Permanent Resident Card application is for those who already have PR status and need to renew their PR cards (which usualy have 5 years validity). To gain PR status you need to go through one of the immigration programs (such as EE).