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Not exactly. Attaching your degree/transcript with the application is still a requirement alongside your ECA number, but if an authorized party that IRCC relies on (WES) says your degree has a Canadian equivalent based on what you sent them, then IRCC won't really need extra verification from...

I'm not from Pakistan but whatever WES accepted to issue your ECA should be submitted with your EE application.

How can your score be 380 only? Something's not adding up. Have you used the CRS points calculator?

4) is a generic question to cover all cases of education inside and outside Canada. If 4b) answer is YES then 4c) becomes specific to Canadian education. I'm not sure what you're confused about. Edit: "Highest" degree is what they're after. Your secondary diploma from India is irrelevant if you...

This questionnaire can help you calculate your CRS score.

When you move back with a PR card, you already have an immigrant status. No body will care if you have enough funds then. You don't even see border officers anymore. It's all machines that scan your PR card. Edit: this is the case in Pearson airport btw (the machines that scan cards), still, no...

Your highest recognized degree is what counts. If your Canadian institution is a designated one, you can claim Canadian education points.

Job letter is the main requirement, but supporting documents such as payslips do help in my opinion. I provided a ton of these "extra" documents and I think it helped speed up my approval process. Here are some examples: Manager's business card Work permit or visa (I worked in Dubai) Bank...

I don't see how you can prove your intention of living outside Quebec if your LMIA is from Quebec. You can try and convince them however that you plan to leave Quebec by applying in a CEC stream if you have 1 year of Canadian experience. I found a related answer here...

Which is why you should include a proof of transfer from your father's banks, not yours.

In the page it says: If it’s been longer than the time shown above since you applied, check your application status. If you don’t see an update, contact us using the Web form.

So you will live in Quebec for a while? Don't think that works.

Just show any proof of transfer alongside the letter, doesn't have to be a cheque.

Every country has its visa requirements, there are no exceptions for PR holders AFAIK.

Seems to take 11 days according to this page. New applicants are lucky, used to take 2 months in some cases before lol.

How can you get a job offer (supported by LMIA) from a Quebecois company and then leave Quebec? I don't get it.

It's all up to you and your employment letter. I don't think your employer will care to mention a few days or even weeks of unpaid leave. If you want to be really honest, then don't apply when it's exactly 1 year. Make up the unpaid hours then apply. Your letter won't need to mention that still...

Were you on a Canadian payroll? If you were on a work permit and paid taxes in Canada, then copies of your T4 should be used as supporting documents. Your employment letter should mention that there's a Canadian address where you worked for a specific period of time. You can refer to this...

Did you study in Canada or in a Canadian accredited institute in your home country? I looked at the CRS points calculator and saw this: 4b) Have you earned a Canadian degree, diploma or certificate? Note: to answer yes: English or French as a Second Language must not have made up more than...

According to this article: To receive program-specific points for education, the applicant must either provide proof of having completed a Canadian secondary or post-secondary educational program; or obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and provide the ECA reference number in...