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No need. IRCC doesn't care about how your local shops work. They use official rates. It's fine

You can show funds in your local currency, no need to convert to CAD. Just make sure you have enough funds to account for fluctuation in exchange rate

The UK

No, hard copy only. They don't do digital copy

It's called misrepresentation and can have serious consequences. If IRCC discovers you are lying, you could be barred from entering Canada for 5 years. Even if you managed to fool IRCC this time. you'll never be able to sponsor your spouse in the future It doesn't matter. You still need to show...

Yes you can

1. You need to create a new profile 2. You need to show POF based on the size of your family when you submit your application. Showing 13000 will result in your application being refused. If you do not have enough money for the size of your family, you should start saving now

POF is based on the size of your family, regardless of whether they are accompanying or not.

The quiekest way is max out your IELTS scores. If you have a spouse, have him/her do the same

No one knows. Find ways to boost your score instead of hoping cut offs to come down

Read the application guide. It's clearly stated in there "Use another page if you need more space to list this information."

Files can be allocated to different local offices due to workload. It's perfectly normal No point keep calling them. It's not going to magically speed things up and only adds to your own anxiety. Chill, go on with your normal life, and you'll get it when you get it

Probably fake. Post your letter

There's no need to redo your medical unless IRCC explicitly asks for it. The fact you received PPR suggests they probably already extended its validity Just send in your passport

You may be able to claim two or more degrees but you'll need ECA for your degree first.

Start reading here https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/iec.html No conflict

It's fine

Trucker driver is an in-demand occupation in some provinces, e.g. Ontario, so there's potentially opportunities for you However this is not a job seekers forum. You should start looking elsewhere like Government of Canada's Job Bank https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/ Also, be aware and do not fall...

If the letter contains all necessary information as requested by IRCC then it's enough

Put your 3 year 1 month work experience in work history and provide proper supporting documents. List everything else in personal history post ITA as employments. No documents needed No LOE needed