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Every case is different. Average 6 months.

Is your job offer VALID? What type of work permit do you have. Do you have an approved LMIA

It could work if it provides details of your duties and responsibilities. Again this is completely unnecessary. You are just creating potential problems without gaining anything in terms of additional CRS points by listing Company B in work history, as you already have 3+ years of experiences...

Bad advice No need to list Company B in the profile if a proper reference letter can't be obtained and OP already maxed out points with other work experiences. It would be mentioned in personal history post ITA therefore it's not "did nothing for 3 years"

Answer Yes to first question, and just give a brief explanation that you haven't received FN yet.

Yes

So are you exactly 25 or 41? one degree or two degrees? 3 years or 15 years?

You need to get PCC and complete medical before you can submit your application. Follow instructions on IRCC website There's no "accept the ITA" button. All you need to do is submit the application in 60 days. Checklist is at the end. You'll see it after you complete all the forms

It's irrelevant. However if you didn't provide sufficient documents demonstrating you have a clear and reasonable itinerary, you have enough funds to support your trip, you have strong ties to your home country and will leave Canada at the end of your planned stay, etc, your application for a...

It's ok

It auto updates No one can predict what could happen in 2 months. If your profile expires just create a new one and enter the pool again.

PGWP can't be extended and you can't just simply submit an application all by itself for another open work permit Your could either 1. Have your employer obtain an approved LMIA and apply for a closed work permit 2. Apply for a spouse work permit if you have a spouse working or studying in Canada

That's NOT how Express Entry works. Medical needs to be done before submitting your application

It updates automatically

"may". that means if you run into trouble online. BOWP can be applied online without issue

You should apply online https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/extend/apply.html

You don't need to submit birth certificate for Express Entry

No need

No Yes

It's fine. There's no "continuous" requirement under CEC