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Does your offer letter or pay stub shows number of work hours? If so attach those to your reference letter

No need to re-create another profile if you decline your ITA voluntarily. Your profile automatically re-enters the pool if you still meet the requirements. Read through the ITA letter, it's stated clearly in there. And I've done it once.

Your passport needs to be valid for at least 6 months

57 days refers to the PR card, not EE application, which takes an average of 6 months. Your medical was passed in 2 months, which is normal Don't know if anyone uses that online service tool. MyCIC account is where you should keep an eye on.

Congrats!

No I didn't.

You should be safe to travel in Jan since your medical was done in June http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/medical/medexams-perm.asp Your medical exam results are valid for 12 months only. If you do not come to Canada as a permanent resident within that time, you may need to have another...

It depends on the institution you are applying to. Has nothing to do with study permit. And you are posting in the wrong sub forum.

Read through the requirements for FSW and find out for yourself http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp You don't need a consultant to apply. You can do it all by yourself, just follow the instructions on CIC website. Post questions here and people are always willing to help.

Yes that's your PR visa. You need to land before the expiry date

Then you have nothing to worry about. Congrats

No You don't need to submit travel plan with passport.

You are free to travel. There's no restriction. The only thing is you may need to update PCC for the country you are travelling to if you've been there for more than 6 months.

See any update in your MyCIC account?

In my case, I took my medical on May 2 2017. My counterfoil is valid until May 5 2018

You are free to leave Canada after you land if you wish. Just remember you can't fly back into Canada without your PR card.

Think there's a good chance you'll have an update in the coming days. Fingers crossed!

You need to land before your medical expires, which is within one year. Based on when you took your medical you could make an estimation. Or wait until your application is approved. You can then see the validity of counterfoil online

No it's 5 bucks.

yeah probably another 2 weeks