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Is what after getting ITA...? My post is very clear, I'm not sure what you are asking about.

If you qualify for Express Entry I would say go for it. It's your choice which route you go.

If you list your spouse's work experience in EE profile then yes, you'll have to provide reference letters for it. But, as it doesn't get you any points, you can skip it and add it in personal history after ITA.

It's fine.

You can do anything you want.

No one can arrange a job in Canada, at least not legally. It is against the law in Canada to charge money for job arrangements.

Your sister needs to prove minimum 1 year of continuous work experience to qualify and to claim maximum points it is 3 years so the 5+ work experience is enough. The rest she can put in personal history after ITA.

If the R&R do not match well enough the application will be rejected. Remember that CIC doesn't care for your job title so if R&R from different NOC match what you do better and it's still in 0, A or B range use it. Eg. I work as medical administrative assistant but my R&Rs match better with...

The easiest way is to go to every provinces website and check their occasions in demand and nomination requirements and you will know if you have a chance.

This section of the forum is about Express Entry. If you are after education in Canada please go to the below link. You'll find more information about studying in Canada there. https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/forums/international-students.2/

Also CIC doesn't care how much money you had and what happened to it as long as you have enough founds at the time of applying.

If your occupation is in demand in particular province you have a chance. Saskatchewan doesn't have a minimum CRS to apply for their nomination. In Ontario there is 400 points threshold but some people with certain occasions were invited with less than that.

Not every provincial nomination stream is suitable for Express Entry. You have to check all the T's&C's of the particular stream to see if, using this stream you can use EE or paper based application for your PR.

Getting eTA is a formality, you apply on line pay $7 and you have it so it is possible it was approved. It's needed to enter Canada only, doesn't give you any rights once you're there. Do not confuse it with ITA. But is you are from India you need visa to enter Canada, not eTA.

Don't mention your current job in work history in EE profile and you don't have to provide reference letter. You have enough years of work experience from your previous jobs to claim maximum points. It's absolutely fine to do so and no explanation is required. List your current job in personal...

1 Yes, you have to apply for EE 2 You have to be PR for 3 years to be able to apply for citizenship 3 I don't know, I'm not from India

They don't ask about your immigration status but after you receive ITA you'll have to skan all the stamped passport pages together with bio page.

You choose correctly. Your country of residence is the country you currently live and work in and you have a legal status.

Is it in Canada or outside? If it's outside it will be counted as full time as it's more than 30h a week.

Have a look here as well https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/urgent-regarding-marriage-after-ppr.518085/ I think this is the best way to proceed.