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If you have your CoPR I wouldn't worry about the status on MyCIC. Mine is the same. Probably no one bothered to update it.

I wouldn't say good. The lowest it ever get was 413 but you never know with CIC.

Improve your IELTS and your score will go up. With 351 points you have no chance of getting ITA with current trend.

You can mention it but they can't change the composition of your family before the baby is born. But maybe they will extend your passport submition date or at least instruct you what to do in your situation. Write a Letter of Explanation and attached to your documents.

You don't have to worry about it. There are many countries where women don't change their last name after divorce.

But if the divorce was in Canada she is legally recorded as per Canadian law. As long as she holds a divorce certificate from Canada she is good to go.

If you haven't landed yet and she is going to give birth before the landing inform CIC as soon as the baby is born and add it to your application. You'll need the baby's documents ready, birth cert, passport etc. If the baby is born outside of Canada, after landing and you haven't informed CIC...

It's enough to get you into the pool but the higher the education the better your score. Have a look on the link below and you can see how your score changes with different values. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

No but if she is going to give birth outside of Canada you have to inform CIC as, if you don't, you'll have to sponsor the baby afterwards.

Yes, Skype or over a phone interview is possible.

You have to create your GCkey. All the instructions are in the link below. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/profile.asp

From what I have counted you have only 66 points in Six Selection Factors and you need at least 67 out of 100. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp Check it for yourself and correct me if I'm wrong.

Because of your level of education and reading score in IELTS. Your consultant approved your case because you qualify for EE and he\she wants to earn . Unfortunately, even though you qualify, you have really slim chance to get ITA with this score. Improve your IELTS and your score will jump up.

It doesn't matter how old is your experience as long as it's within the last 10 years. Old experience doesn't lower your chances for ITA.

Here is a useful link so you can do the work yourself. http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/welcome.aspx?ver=11

Haha, it seems like it.

FSW don't get it right away. I know because I was one of them. My application took just under 3 months but IP2 was the longest.

No, it wasn't, it's the longest one. And the last one to it. I don't know a single person who received PPR on the same day or the day after IP2. I was in IP2 for over a month.

Ok, if you list your spouse's work experience while creating your express entry profile it will not give you any extra points but you would have to provide reference letter for it. If you want to avoid providing experience letters for your spouse do not mention any of her/his work experience in...

IP2 is the longest stage and may take weeks and even months. Be patient, patience is the key.