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Simply add it to your existing profile. Better to do it ASAP, so in case there is a draw today you catch it

As far as I understood, as long as your NOC is within 0, A, B it doesn't matter which level or NOC you have. But better ask others as well.

You can leave them out when you create EE-profile, as you will be providing them in detail when you submit your application (after ITA)

For listening and reading it is mandatory to use pencil, for writing you have the choice to use pencil or pen

Just to be clear, I'm only replying this part of your post. And from CIC webpage: "Note: The applicant does not need to demonstrate that they meet the “employment requirements” listed in the NOC occupational description." Source...

This is only the case for experience gained in Canada. But if OP has gained experience anywhere else, then it's irrelevant weather he was a student at the time the experience is gained or not.

I think it is irrelevant whether you were a student meanwhile. This is because 'Employment requirements' refers to the usual requirements for getting the job, not something you have to do while you are doing it. This becomes clear when you look at other NOC descriptions. I randomly checked 4011...

Another question, is it enough if I ask for Upfront medical examination for permanent residence permit for Canada, or there is a specific medical test that I need to ask?

Thank you Asivad

Hello all, Me and my spouse are expecting to receive an invitation next week. We are living abroad and soon will be visiting our home country. We checked the prices of medical test, and found out that we can save up to 500 USD if we do it in our home country. Do you know if it is possible to...

Are you sure all the required fields are provided? Maybe that is why it doesn't show. What if you use another internet browser

You mean WES or whatever ECA organization

What is the original writing script? If it uses Latin characters, then you should be super careful, I would say

Yes a blank paper, but make sure you will have your name, document and the question number you are answering on it. Quote from the document you are talking about:

Couldn't you attach a new paper (stating your information and the part of your previous activities that didn't fit in the form?)

Use this tool to determine whether WES recognizes your degrees. https://www.wes.org/ca/preliminary/poe.asp

Re: Dual citizenship and name alises in EE profile I bet it will be. But my question is do I need to withdraw this application now and create another one to provide the alias name (it is impossible to update the current application and add the name), or you think that I can get away with...

I have two citizenships, X and Y. In my cic profile, I declared that I have them both, but I used my X passport in the EE profile. What is problematic is that my first name is spelled differently and the last name is different. My date of birth does not match either due to a mistake when issuing...

If your spouse's IELTS added 20 points to your score, then she needs to have CLB9 already. Couldn't you consider having her as principal applicant and you as the accompanying spouse, that is of course if she also has work experience and a university degree.

As an accompanying spouse, you can obtain points for either English language skills or French. You cannot combine them both, so if you have already been rewarded for your IELTS, there is no reason to do TCF too. Source: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp