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Yes, they can, but if you don't have a choice, just go ahead, try to enhance it, add a letter of explanation, stating that you have requested a new PCC.

And you can submit it the way it is, but order a new one to get ready for the ADR.

Try some image editor, online or app, to enlighten and add some contrast.

Yep, you should be good. But mention it in the personal history anyway.

1. It depends, you might not even get it at all. 2. Yes, you need the WP-EXT to be on the maintained (implied) status.

It's not that straightforward as it seems Work permit is temporary anyway, so yep, they need proof and guarantees of the return. And looking at the list, you definitely need to rework your application. There are many more issues than just ties.

Yes, you can.

A bridging open work permit (BOWP) lets you keep working while you wait for the results of your permanent residence application.

Yes. You can apply for an additional permit. However, you must be eligible for both permits show the officer that you can study and work at the same time When you apply, include a letter to explain how you’ll do this. Give details about how you’ll balance your work schedule with your studies...

Yes, you can but you don't have to and you won't likely get a refund if it's been a year of processing.

If you don't have ECA, you can reply NO.

Not very likely. But nobody can tell for sure. And you can't do anything but wait for further actions your visa officer.

You don't really have much of a choice, raise a form and submit a letter of explanation.

You do not have to meet the funds requirement if you were invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class.

You can, if you meet the residency requirements. Residency requirements The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) establishes residency requirements and obligations with respect to each 5-year period after an individual obtains permanent resident status. Pursuant to subsection A28(2)...

If you can prove 12+ months of living together, then you are good.

You don't need a study permit if you are landed PR.

PPR means that you are done. Just submit your passport. As for medicals you can raise a form and submit the proof.

You are in Canada?