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You must mention it as self employed. You don't choose which stream you will apply for.

Self employed experience doesn't count as CEC. It is foreign experience.

Medical inadmissibility Here is more https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility/reasons/medical-inadmissibility.html

Diabetes itself is not an issue. It's the possible complications within the next 5 years. If you don't have and don't expect any, so you are good, don't panic. The other thing is excessive demand cost threshold, try to count it and submit your total with insurance claims and so on.

1. Yes 2. Yes, if you have a relapse. 3. You'd better have those papers. 4. Just do what you are asked to, if no signs of TB, then there's no issue

You got a PR when you were landed and it was definitely before you got a PR card.

Yup, the IRCC web form is the only way you can do it.

And just keep in mind that self-employment doesn't count as CEC, but that's not relavant in your case.

She is good, she just needs to be eligible for the healthcare category-based draw that is she has accumulated, within the past 3 years, at least 6 months of full-time, continuous work experience (or an equal amount of part-time work experience).

Start your divorce process as soon as you can.

Your status is married. Just include a letter of explanation, but anyway you will have a hard time, cuz your husband will need to have his medicals and PCC done.

Not always. I send a lot of GCMS notes, only some of them trigger a tracker update, so rare so it could just an coincidence.

It doesn't matter for your eligibility and the eligibility is the only thing that matters when you create an EE profile.

When you receive an invitation to apply and you finally apply only then it is decided whether it's inland or outland depending on your whereabouts.

Sorry but you don't have an application. You have an EE profile in the pool, it's not an application. You can surely recreate your EE profile when your current one expires where ever you want if you are eligible.

It's not considered as an application until you apply. You only create an EE profile, it's not an application for PR.

Yes. you are good to stay until October as per your visitor record.

1. Sure. you can extend your pgwp but within the current procedure I guess. And include a letter of explanation about your passport issue. 2. Online 3. 169 days

Guide 5781 – Applying to Voluntarily Renounce Your Permanent Resident Status Who may use this application? This application is for persons who want to voluntarily renounce their status as a permanent resident of Canada. Who is eligible to renounce their permanent resident status? To renounce...

It won't expire automatically.