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I would start here to know more about Express Entry. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/index.asp To see if your eligible, visit the link below: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp

You should absolutely not do that. You would be taking someone else's place in the next draw, in addition to yours now. This would only lead to nothing but problems for you.

CV? Any idea what it is for?

"Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees. One must be for a program of three or more years." Since your Bachelor's is 3 years, and you have another diploma of 2 years, both accredited by WES, I don't see why you should't be claiming points for 2 degrees.

It all depends on how bad you wanna immigrate. If you're serious about it, IELTS is your best bet, unless you already nailed it and got the highest scores - then you should be looking at a provincial nomination.

Use this tool to calculate your points, will make your life easy http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp Put your current education, IELTS predictions and spouse factors.. see how much you would be getting. That should tell you if you need extra education or higher language...

I would try and get their business card.

1. Before and after, it's not required. 2. You only need the current valid passport. Stamps are not really the only way to validate your travels as some countries don't stamp in or out. Other countries have stamps in a foreign language. 3. You can, but it will probably lead to a very large file...

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/62nd-draw-ita-receivers-join-here.494138/

They say 6 months.. Can be less or more.

Mine has 5 names lol.. No fields mentioned anywhere. Check my updated post.

I'm not 100% sure.. It either goes in the Given names(s) field or doesn't get written at all. Edit: I also noticed on all my visitor visas that they have a barcode (schengen and Canada) which follows the same barcode name structure.. Therefore I would say that you shouldn't bother with the...

I am trying to help you but you keep saying you checked it.. Managed to grab a screenshot for you: Enter ALL names(s) as they appear on your passport. Also check the order of names section.

Check the "help" section, not the fields. I dunno how many times I have to repeat it. If you're convinced that what you did is right, then no need for the discussion really. Some passports don't have first or last name fields.. Different countries interpret names differently - hence why...

Check the help section in the EE profile where it asks you to fill in your name.. It's described clearly.

Express Entry profile asks for barcode info. (You can check that yourself by clicking on the ? mark). I'm not sure how your case would be handled, but I explicitly gave my names during IELTS sign up as per the barcode.

Always follow the barcode in your passport.. From left to right, your family name comes after the country code and is followed by 2 arrows <<. The rest goes into your first/given name(s). The exception is if you don't have a family name written, in that case you put all names in the "Family...

Took about 2-3 weeks for me to be changed from Review in Progress to Evaluation in Progress, then 4.5 more weeks until I got the report.

In that case you can put all your given names in the "Last name / Surname" field and leave the "First name / Given name" field blank. According to this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=014&top=4