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No you don't as it's not mentioned anywhere in the required documents.

It's the minimum.

You can measure the sizes in Photoshop.. both in mm and pixels.

There's another thread already http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/may-aor-2017-join-here-t488026.0.html

Sorry my bad. Missed that part. If you could still get it, maybe raise a CSE?

I would slow down if I were you. :) Take it easy, you still have 90 days. Spend time revising your e-APR (even with trusted people), required documents, your documents content, draft a nice LOE, etc. Have you done your medicals before getting the ITA?

If your letter was written by HR, perhaps you can ask your manager to write another letter with the job responsibilities?

I did that for my current job. HR letter showing information such as working hours, salary, job title, start date, etc.. In addition to that, a letter from my manager highlighting my tasks and duties. Both stamped by the company though.

Try to add as much proof as you can.. Things like employment contract, payslips, promotion letters and even bank statements showing salary remittance, would definitely make your case stronger.

What is your CRS score? When you get invited, you are invited based on your CRS score pre-ITA. So let's say you get invited in May's second draw (end of this month), you wouldn't have completed your 1 year by then. You could submit your documents after your finish 1 year, but your ITA was based...

I personally don't believe that the "listening" part of the IELTS system is fair, even to a native speaker, mainly because it's really hard to concentrate on listening and writing down the answer at the same time, regardless of your native language.

Check here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1003&top=29 There's a "Modify Family Information" button.. There you can update your name.

Change your name under modify family information and explain that you've made a mistake in the letter of explanation.

I guess the system considers that you started from June 1st till May 31st, which end up being 12 months. When you add a job, you don't specify the days, so that's probably why. I would say that it's better if you wait after you complete the 1 year. The date first became qualified thing doesn't...

Have you provided your manage's email address? I guess they would try that if he doesn't pick up the phone.

I guess it depends on how you listed your jobs in your e-APR. I remember listing mine earliest (top) to current (bottom). I checked again in the submitted application and they indeed show from earliest to current. The website now mentions: Employment Records - {Job Title}.. I could've sworn it...

Yup. You should get it within 24 hours. Check these threads: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions-t273928.0.html http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-in-a-nutshell-t394158.0.html and this...

Well, the e-APR is the form that you fill with all the info that IRCC wants to know. You don't have to prove everything, only what they ask for in the documents checklist which comes right after you press continue. I suggest you also take a look at this link...

Before. You will get a tracking sheet from the clinic that you can upload part of your documents.

You need to complete the e-APR forms which look kinda similar to the ones you filled before the ITA, but with more detailed questions (like personal and travel history). When you press continue, you can see the documents checklist. You can always go back to edit the form after reaching the...