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Sorry I haven't done one myself so wouldn't know. Try searching the forum or wait someone else to help you. Good luck!

Is it required? No. Should you upload it? I would say yes. Perhaps you mistype either of the numbers (ECA or IELTS), in that case, they could refer to your report.

That's correct. Providing extra documents (that make sense) shouldn't cause harm. I personally uploaded my degree, transcript, ECA report/letter and IELTS certificate. That being said, was there actually a refusal because of failing to upload the ECA report? Perhaps the applicant provided the...

Yes of course. A gift deed would be acceptable in your case. Please note that you will need $15,312 (Canadian) according to this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/funds.asp

It's not even required according to this link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp "Where an ECA has been obtained, the applicant must provide the ECA reference number in their e-APR for online validation directly from the issuing organization. A...

Nope.. although I would say you cannot work as a physician after studying art.

35mm * 45mm is the minimum according to the documents upload section requirements. You can either go with that or bigger.

Anytime! I think a few Egyptian members who posted in this thread applied from the States, they might be able to help you. Good luck :)

Financial institution is your bank. :)

Try pressing the middle part of the passport. Otherwise you can scan it somewhere, or even use your phone, as long as it's clear and the photo is large enough.

Sorry but I'm not sure. I would do it regardless if I were in your shoes.

I would say you should get an affidavit from your spouse saying that he/she authorizes the use of the balance towards immigration.

Mine took around 25 business days. Which is 5 weeks. They take forever and their online/phone support is pretty bad.

No. :) "For the applicant’s current country of residence, the police certificate must have been issued no more than six months before the submission of the e-APR." http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp

As long as it's valid.

Don't think it's a big issue. Check your passport's barcode area. Does it have: "INDKUMAR<<SURAJ" or "IND<<KUMAR<SURAJ"?

Letters of when the account(s) were opened + bank statements of the last 6 months should suffice. Make sure everything's stamped. The main goal is to prove you have enough money and that it's yours (i.e. not borrowed).

Replied to your other thread (no need to create multiple threads with the same purpose): http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/upfront-medical.494725/

Not required. You're good to go.

Take the ITA letter your received in addition to your passport. The tracking sheet you will be given after the test contains a UMI number and a barcode which will link to your eMedical account. You don't need to give them any other numbers. If your clinic doesn't know about all that, find...