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You can, if anything it will give you more fsw points.

Do you have pay slips? A tax return?

Visit visas are usually for 6 months, but you can try.

I can't think of an easy way to stop it happening unfortunately. There's so many factors which contributes to the minimum score, factors we can't understand (although i wish IRCC would publish something). I think we will forever be guessing with it. At least with the November 2016 changes we...

I think a lot of the rejected profiles come from lawyers testing the system as well, rather then genuine applicants getting rejected. Although ircc try hard to prevent this unfortunately it means that the ita score cut off is higher to account for the 'fake' profiles. Ugh.

It's fine! The upload is just an information sheet your Dr gives you to upload with your UMI number in it. Go ahead with the medical.

Yes, that's fine.

It's the month you started and the month you finished.

It's a valid question, but you have no need to worry. You're employer has no sway over your PR status at all. Even people who have PNPs aren't legally obligated to remain in a province. If you have your PR card in hand you are essentially a citizen, and free to move as you please. Your employer...

It might save about a week.

You don't list your parents here.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/ray-of-hope-58th-draw-t481497.0.html

Making you cry was not my aim. I am truly sorry.

visiting Canada on holiday

If it was before you were 18 or 10 years ago, then no. You don't need to add it.

If you don't have many to add, just add them in. But technically you don't have to.

It's when a company has an office in Canada as well as in their home country.

Oh, well when you do there will be instructions on what you need.

Sure, if they get you an lmia. Otherwise you need to work for them for a year on a closed work permit like an intra company transfer visa.