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Sounds like you work in advertising or consulting. I had a similar case. Use the latest name in your profile and explain things well in your LOE. If you have any additional proof (internet articles if you're working for a well known company), put that in the LOE too.

No worries, happy to help!

What did your experience letter include?

Take it easy, I was just kidding. :)

As long as they're not borrowed, you should be fine. :D /s

How can funds be a criminality or security matter? :rolleyes:

Yes better do that, especially if they are different cities or counties to be in line with your address history. Explain in the LOE why you made the change and you should be fine.

It all depends on what you claimed to increase your CRS score. If you claimed experience in multiple jobs and added them to his/her work history, you must submit supporting letters for all. Only spouse work experience in Canada is relevant by the way.

1. 12 days but it keeps changing. You can check in this link. 2. You can link your PR Card application in your MyCIC account. 3. It should be ok as long as you meet your residency obligations. I personally had someone bring my card with them when they were visiting from Canada.

1. That's fine. 2. As long as there are no recent unexplained deposits made to your account to meet the required minimum funds, you should be fine. I'm not too sure about using your business account. Perhaps you need to include a supporting document that you're the sole owner. I'll let someone...

This is not usually the case when we give advice here. We didn't go through every single case ourselves, but we've seen others giving advice based on their own situation. Being part of this forum for a long time makes it easier for us to give advice having read lots of posts. P.S. I wasn't...

I don't know either, but there's nothing preventing someone from borrowing money and converting it to an FD to show POF. They can pay that money back when they get their PR. The same can be said about a gift deed, but the gift deed is supported by an affidavit while an FD made of borrowed money...

You should, yes.

No reason to be offended. I have shown you a post (there are many others) where other experienced members of this forum have advised that an FD that is not 6 month old need a supporting document to show where the money came from. I don't see the reasoning behind your advice - hence why I disagree.

Should be fine as long as it shows your mother's details.

You can make a FD with borrowed money. Liquid cash is one thing, showing the money is yours and not borrowed is another. I'm afraid you're giving wrong advice here.

How do you expect them to know that the money is from your mother?

It's not just having liquid cash. You MUST show that the money was not borrowed. That's the whole point of a 6 month average balance or bank statement. The only exception is a gift deed. There are several threads explaining the same thing. Here's one...

FD is a fixed deposit? What exempts it from being 6 months old?

The source of the money must be explained as it's less than 6 months old.