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Although reconsideration and judicial review won't help either, it won't make you eligible for CEC draw anyway. You need to create a new EE profile that is not eligible for CEC but eligible for FSW.

You can start with Reconsideration.

You need to stop working when you lose your worker status.

If it was a rejection, not a refusal, then it was an incompleteness.

The reasons of the refusal are quite self-explanatory. Are you eligible to apply for a study permit from within Canada?

Color ones are safer to use.

"Personal Activities" section is not that strict. You don't claim any points for it.

It's a question for your employer if you were employed or not during the period of July -> Visitied Canada on tourism.

Well, it was definitely not enough for the decision maker. This one is simple, they need to show more available cash for each of them. The other more complex point is to prove that they will leave at the end of their stay. You'd better reapply with updated documents.

Yes, sure, it's a very discretionary issue. It's worth trying.

Yes, you have to.

You can try to provide other proofs, like the same address on your bank accounts, driver licences and so on. It's not very solid and the result is unpredictable, just attach every viable proof.

It's pretty simple. If you live in India, you should input India, no matter where you work. Residence is not about your residential status in any country, it's where you actually reside. .

Working remotely and from out of Canada for a Canadian company doesn't count as CEC. Country of Residence is where you actually live.

You are not on maintained status while your PGWP is valid. Maintained status begins when your PGWP expires.

Yes, you can, as an outland applicant. For the country where you currently reside The police certificate for the country where you currently reside must be issued no more than 6 months before the date you submit your application. As processing times may vary, we may ask you for updated...

You don't have to be in Canada to be eligible for CEC, If that is your concern.

Then just mention it in the personal history.

You can mark your work experience as self employed when applying for PR and I guess that will disqualify you from CEC.

You can travel on implied status. But keep im mind that you lose your status when you leave Canada. This extended period of work is authorized as per paragraph 186(u) of the IRPR (Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations) until a decision is made. If you leave Canada before a decision is...