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This is for trade people such as carpenters on car mechanics to qualify for FST Program under Express Entry. If the occupation is regulated they need Canadian Certificate of Qualifications.

No problem.

It looks like you received your ITA. Are you a trade person? Your occupation may be regulated in Canada hance the message. Before you start looking for a job fill in your post ITA forms and apply for PR. There will be time enough to do other things.

Multiple means that you have to submit more then one if you have more then one. For example if you have dual citizenship you have to submit scans of passports for both. Same with PCC. It's generic, just submit whatever relates to your case. You have 90 days from ITA to submit your application...

Play a little with the CRS tool changing the language scores and you will find out what score gives what points. A little bit of self involvement please.

Probably a glitch but better two then none :D

Rewrite the whole travel history just to be on a safe side.

Improve your language test score and your dilemma will be solved as you will have enough points to apply with your spouse.

All the travels dates.

All you can do is to wait. You can also request GSMS notes for more details of your application process.

It takes anything up to 6 months after AOR or even longer if you are unlucky. And seriously, no one knows. Every application is different and a lot depends on an officer who is processing your application and many other factors.

Check the websites of every province and find out what are their PNPs requirements. This way you will have a clear picture if you qualify for any of them.

They haven't asked me about anything except to bring my passport with me. But if you haven't got ITA what's the point of doing medicals? You'll have time enough for it after ITA.

The email you received IS PPR.

UK police certificate doesn't include address and time of stay and Canadian immigration knows about it. You are good to go.

No and no.

You can leave Canada even the same day. The thing is that the next time you enter Canada you will need your PR card to do so. Provide your friends address and ask them to post your PR cards to you once they arrive.

If you are in a relationship for at least one year and you can prove it you can apply for PR together straight away through EE for example. No need to be married. It's easier this way as sponsorship takes a long time. As for citizenship you have to be a PR for at least 3 years to apply.

Proof of travel history is one of the most common requests. Do exactly as in #2 and you will be good. I did just that. You don't need to attach anything else, no passports or residence permits. Just pure travel history.

FSWP is part of EE.