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You cannot apply for PR if you are a citizen, and just because your father is a Canadian citizen that doesn't mean you are. Some people born outside Canada to a Canadian parent became citizens at birth, but there are certain conditions that must be met. For more information on the rules around...

The government website has a number of providers who can assess your qualifications: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=681&top=29

I understand that sharing experiences with each other during the PR process may help in some cases, but when it comes to the results of individuals' medical reports, nobody other than your doctor can tell you what is going on. As uncomfortable as it is to wait, that's the only thing you can do...

The bank is required to disclose any available funds on your account, but also any debt your have (loan, mortgage, credit card etc.), and a personal loan IS debt - not disclosing it is misrepresentation...

No, you cannot. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=864&top=29

Nobody knows or understands your job better than you. Here's a link to cic.gc.ca where you can do your research and choose the most relevant NOC for your application. http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb/p3VD.pl?Function=getVD&TVD=122372&CVD=122376&CPV=2134&CST=01012011&CLV=4&MLV=4

Here's some useful information for you to read. It should help you figure out where you fit and how to start. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

You are most welcome!

Probably, and unless your new results are wildly different from the first one (or cause for concern), it shouldn't delay your application much (if at all).

Yep, I understood that you were not asked to do the medicals again, just wanted to be thorough with the answer, in case other people are wondering whether they should (or shouldn't) get new medicals when it expires. Your new results would have been uploaded to 'e-medical' by your doctor's...

Medicals must be valid at the time of the submission of the application (without fail). If the medical report expires during the review process of the PR application, CIC might ask for an updated medical report, but at the same time, they might just 'extend' the existing medical report already...

Assuming it was their mistake, contact WES and ask them to rectify the problem.

Read the following discussion, it might help you with at least understanding how to order GCMS notes on your application. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/all-about-gcms-how-to-order-read-general-questions-answered.482200/

If you dispute his age on his passport then he needs to get that rectified to show the true date of birth before applying. The application pack requires a number of documents that will need to have his date of birth (PCC, school certificates, passport(s), birth certificates etc.) matching on all...

I'm not sure what you need help with? How do you know that your CRS was recalculated? Have they rejected your application based on the new CRS points? If you provide more details as to what exactly happened, someone might be able to help.

It's still early days in your application, and you are within the standard 6 months processing time. You can, however, order GCMS notes (keep in mind that it'll take about 30 days for the documents to reach you), if you want to see the notes on your application, here's some guidance on how to...

You can read about how to immigrate as a self-employed here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/self-employed.html

You can order GCMS notes (see below link on how to order them), but it'll take about 30 days for you to receive them, so given your situation it might not be the right answer...

General processing time for EE is still 6 months, so you have nothing to worry about. If you read some of the posts on this forum you'll see that some people received PPR in as little as 30 days, some after 100 days, and some people are still waiting after 8 months, or even a year. If you want...

Any movement in your file status is a good sign. Nobody knows the order of things really when it comes to IRCC, so don't worry too much.