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Hourly rate isn't a problem, only the hours you worked. As long as you didn't exceed 20 hours, you are fine, no issues.

What does your insurance cover, if anything ?. If you can't afford to give birth in Canada, then only option is to go back home and deliver there.

I am not the person who had the issue, so can't help you there sorry.

It is called remarks or something else, It will be a text box

You said the following "Ok can i say I dropped out from the school because of father's illness,or please give me a a suggestion,,will the letter of explanation be different from the SOP?" "He submitted my work profile and also said I was a student,I don't think saying I dropped out due to...

Last two points seem to have been added recently, so I guess you can do so now. It would make sense with them extending the PGWP application time to 180 days.

There is a difference between an excuse and an explanation. Even if you get an agent to do it, you are responsible for the accuracy of the information in your application. You have to be honest about why you had contradicting information in your two applications. If you convince the visa...

Being based overseas makes it harder to get a study permit, especially if you won't be able to return to the country where you applied from after you finish your studies. However, it is not impossible to do so, you will have to follow the same processes as is required for the country you are...

You have to either change to visitor status or leave canada and apply from your home country. I don't know why you would want to delay your PGWP application since you get implied status as soon as you apply.

You don't need to be in Canda to apply for a study permit, and you don't need to have a valid study permit to apply for a PGWP. If you apply with a valid study permit, then you get implied status till a decision is made on your PGWP.

From what I understood, you are studying a program, but the institution has cancelled the program and you are the last batch right? In that case, you have nothing to worry, there is no effect on PGWP. If you complete the program, then you will get the PGWP.

It hasn't even been 10 days yet, I would suggest you wait for 20-30 days. If you don't get it by then, then I would suggest you contact the international admissions.

Depends upon your individual profile and when you apply. I applied in nov 2018 for the fall 2019 program and got approved in 10 days, but other people have mentioned that their offer letter took longer to come.

You don't have to mention the university program since you didn't complete it, you will only mention the programs that you want the PGWP against, that would be the diploma only. If they ask you about any previous program that you attended, then you will have to mention it.

they said 4-6, so wait for 6 weeks and then send a message if you don't get it.

many Canadians do that, we were just having a presentation from two people who started their own app. They had both studied first in York University and then went to Seneca College. However, getting a study permit in that case is a bit difficult, you will have to have a strong SOP.

For SDS it's not required

I did it myself without consulting anyone in person or offline. I found the process to be very self explanatory, and consultants tend to add their bias towards certain colleges and universities. However that's up to you.

Yes, SOP goes to client information and schedule 1 is not applicable, unless you said yes to any of the questions that would require you to fill out that information.

Follow this guideline https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/study-permits/direct-stream.html