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They (IRCC) will let you know as it was valid when you submitted your application. Colleges won't ask for it again.

It could be a passport request, or it could be a rejection. No one knows. (Not discouraging you.) I have seen forums where people waited for several days to receive PPR.

Wow, 9 pages? VO has like hundreds of applications to process. They don't have that much time reading an essay, especially when it leads to nowhere. Keep it direct and at least as above mentioned 2 pages.

No, you can't work full time since school will still be in "session," and before your last day of the semester, you would have already received your transcript. (Assuming your study permit is still valid). When you get your transcripts and graduation confirmation, you should stop working until...

Medicals are just to check if you are admissible to Canada. No one can tell what's on VO's mind.

Although it is really low, don't let it discourage you. Apply and find out, probably to colleges or lower Universities, don't apply to Universities like McGill, U of T etc.

I just saw your original question. Send a webform and let them know the doctor already sent it to them in November 2020. You can attach things like receipts or the same documents.

I see. Visas usually just for re-entry. And most times, they usually issue study permit with the same expiring date. If you are concerned, you can either raise the webform or, during the POE, when they issue you with the same expiring date, ask them what you need to do.

I see, if there is no option to attach your documents, send them via a web form and let them know you already did the medical since you were supposed to send them with your applications.

I meant like mail-in services due to the pandemic etc, or you have to be there in person?

Are there ways it can be notarized, maybe in another country like the US? I not sure if country matters as long as you have their affidavit.

I see. If you are required to do medical, click yes; they will let you know if you need it. I selected yes, and I was not required to.

That one, no one can answer. Only VO knows. Be hopeful that it will be a positive outcome.

Apply for GCMS and see the progress, or you can raise a web form or call if it has been over the actual processing time.

They don't issue study permits beyond the passport expiring date. All you need to do is renew the passport then extend the permit later.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/study-permits/assessing-conditions.html Just the new LOA I believe.

Yes. Since you already did medical in advance, you can upload that, and if they need another, they will let you know.

https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1132&top=29 (That's from FAQ) "Work experience does not need to be continuous to get points under the CRS. But, to qualify under the Federal Skilled Worker Program, you must have at least one year of continuous full-time paid work...

I have no idea what documents you have related to your family business. Maybe anything related to it, such as a contract between you and your dad etc.

Oh, okay. In that case, give it time and see if it will show up.