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Yep, you should be good.

No issue, even if you had a diabetes.

Canadian skilled work experience You must have at least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada (or an equal amount of part-time work experience) in the 3 years before you apply have gained your work experience by working in Canada while authorized to work under temporary resident status...

You need one year of the Canadian experience and with an eligible NOC.

That could be the issue. The work permit of the common law partner is valid? The eligibility for a Spouse Open Work Permit (SOWP) depends on the status of the applicant's spouse in Canada.

PGWP is an open permit as well. How and where diid you get your work permit?

You should double check that if that is the reason of the refusal. Let us know on Monday.

Of course. they can't help you on the phone, but you can check your status and work permit to make sure.

Try to call IRCC, they can check your status and work permit by telephone.

Weird. Are you sure it's valid and legit? Open. closed?

Did you attach your work permit?

What do you mean?

Nope, you need a Biometrics Invitation Letter.

What about Eligibility ?

Yes and yes, but you need to have a visa to be able to come back.

Here is the calculator tool https://ircc.canada.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

It's not required, but your score will be recalculated, take that into account not to drop below your draw cut off.

You will be able to raise a form and add her anytime before the final decision on your PR. In fact, you have to do that if you get married. If you live together 12+ months, you can add her now as a common law.

Yes, any work counts.

Just fill out two or more forms. Add a LOE.