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better call WES and see what they say.

It's mostly because there are less CEC applicants.

See if you call WES and take their advice as this seems to be a rare case, before that though, was this university accredited?

You cannot claim points for experience gained on study permit.Period. Your Canadian experience counts from the day you started working on LMIA but since you said you have foreign experience, see if you qualify for FSW.

As from what you have posted, you have no experience in B.A so there is no point in selecting an NOC for B.A. You must select NOC for .Net as this will be your primary occupation/NOC. Make sure as jes_ON said, you need to have 1 year of full time experience in .Net to claim points.

As far as I can tell, they are on the verge on making a decision but they want to clarify certain issues which might go against you. So, better submit them asap and wait for the decision. Don't panic and be patient.

There are several factors which determine if you qualify to apply for residency or not. Find out if you qualify for CEC/FSW, if you do, how many points do you make in EE pool. This might help: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who-express.asp

Unfortunately, you cannot include parents and siblings in your express entry profile - meaning, you cannot sponsor them. You might be able to bring your parents on supervisa at a later stage when you become a permanent resident and work in canada - also must show CIC you can take care of them...

^^^ Exactly.

Yes, the abbreviations are correct. I have seen a friend being asked for NOA when he didn't attach it, you can get this by calling CRA if you have misplaced yours. Offer letter means, your job offer letter or should I say letter of employment - it usually contains, your job overview, company...

-It's better for you to change the format of the reference letters you're providing. It doesn't matter if the roles and responsibilities are same but try to paraphrase the sentences and jumble it. -It shouldn't be a problem but mention it in a sentence when you write your LOE with the...

SchA is not mandatory for CIC to issue a ppr for the candidate. If they see there is a gap in your already submitted 10 year personal history, they will ask you for Sch A. Just be patient, you will be there.

I have seen some cases where this happens, nothing unusual. Order GCMS notes to see what they're up to.

Congratulations my friend. That was very kind of you to share your experience with us, I am glad it went smooth for you. All the best for your future.

oh lol yeah, didn't mention everything as i didn't wan't to make it long, people get bored. lol

congrats, good work.

remember I told you, after they request Sch A during the last phase they usually issue PPR. I am sure you're next, just be patient. Thanks.

thanks a lot

yeah it was, tiring.. pheww.. I made it.

A person is in implied status if he submits an application for the extension of his PGWP before his original PGWP expire. The experience gained during this stage is counted and recognized by CIC and you can work legally in this status as long as there is no decision is made on your application...