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Not if they are company official ones :)

It's 10 years. Where are you getting 5 from? Can you copy and paste the text?

Yes, as long as they don't contradict each other.

Yes, it's the same for all sections.

You need to demonstrate salary in some way. Pay slips or tax return might work.

Correct. Personal history is a time line of your life. Work history and education history are the highlights you provide evidence of.

If our can provide an accurate trail if you withdraw the cash i guess its the same. It would still be easier to just leave it in the post office account.

The only mandatory document is the reference letter. If it includes all the info then you don't need to upload anything else. If you do, it's a bonus.

If you have enough time do the transfer. Honestly, this one is your decision.

It's because you're supposed to be 29 with a PhD, 3 years of foreign skilled work, 5 years of Canadian skilled work, fluent in French and English, and have no debts. Duh! ;) :D

That's your call. How long do you have left to submit your eapr?

If it mentions salary, it's enough.

Transfer would be easier

Write exactly what you said:

Also be very clear you are not staying in Quebec, as that is a condition of your PR. Make sure you emphasise you have an ongoing flight.

Yes

If you can show a clear timeline, great. Put putting it in an existing account rather than a new one would be easier still.

Wait for the next draw. If it drops again then maybe don't bother with Wes.

That's good. Do that, maybe even get two colleagues? Supply that with that email from HR, pay slips, tax info, work contract etc (anything you have) and you're on the right lines.

Right, ok. It is up to you. You can move it back into your bank but you'll have to show evidence that it has been in the post office account for over 6 months. You'll have to produce proof of transfer. If you have to take it out in cash and deposit it it might be easier to leave it inthe post...