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If he wants to claim points yes it has be to LMIA. But he does't need LMIA to qualify for EE

I opened an RBC GIC account with my student permit before coming to Canada. One of my family members opened accounts with RBC with visitor visa It wasn't done online though. We emailed/visited their regional office.

You need to have at least one year work experience, either overseas or in Canada, to apply under FSW or CEC. You don't need LMIA to apply. If you really want LMIA, yes your employer needs to apply for it.

Also, the 6 month statements were taken online and they have stamped it using the banks stamp. Is that sufficient? This is fine

Technically yes it's possible. You can transfer the funds first and activate the account once you land in Canada. I've personally had experience with RBC and BMO and I'd assume other big banks would offer similar service too. Whether or not this is wise is entirely up to you I guess.

I got my letter from a previous employer in Feb and submitted in May. Not an issue.

Yes you are free to travel. Just be mindful of the country you are travelling to as you may need to update your PCC accordingly.

You can if you meet the requirements for FSW. Only caveat is that EE doesn't work with Quebec and you might want to explain in your application which province you choose as your intended destination and why

It's fine. I had all the information on both of my photos

You need to land before your medical expires, so typically one year

See detailed breakdown http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp For education you need CLB9 and two degrees to get 50 points. For work experience, again you need CLB9. If you want more points, re-take IELTS test

If you don't have any document to prove it, you'll need to speak to your employer and get that information in writing, otherwise how do you convince IRCC that your job was indeed full time

Depending on where you live, Canada post delivery standard for Xpresspost is 2 days from Ottawa to Vancouver

Sponsorship program is not EE. You both need medical.

Last draw was 433. it could come down in the future you never know. If you are looking into provincial nomination, you should probably open a separate thread and ask for opinions from seniors. Like I said I'm not familiar with that. If you are looking at Ontario though, its program is currently...

Does you offer letter mention number of work hours? or your pay stub

I'm not familiar with PNP EE nomination so can't really answer that What is your points at the moment? If it's high enough to be selected in next draw then you don't have to worry about it.

With 6 years of work experience you already get maximum points. Also the work experience needs to be within past 10 years to count for points. So no need to mention it in your profile

Great. Congrats!

My timeline below if anyone is interested. FSW-Inland eAPR/AOR: 05-02-2017 Med Passed: 07-05-2017 (Missed IP1/NA/IP2 as I didn't check my account at all after AOR) PPR: 07-24-2017 Passport Sent: 07-26-2017 Passport Delivered: 07-28-2017 Application Approved: 08-17-2017 Return Tracker...