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I sent my docs Monday last week and still waiting.

If you have Canadian work experience you will be classified as CEC so the six selection Factors don't apply. It's for FSW only.

It doesn't have to be but in that case it is and there is a question "When did you become qualified to work in this profession?" And if the master's degree was gained after the work experience it may not count. Just a thought.

It looks to good to be true. A job that anyone can do and they pay $8000 a month. And if anyone can do it how did they get LMIA? I would say it's fake.

Accept it and if you are worried explain it in LOE, this way you're covered. If they reject your application you can always reapply with no consequences.

He can't. There is a question for ECA reference number. If he doesn't provide one the profile will be ineligible. But he can start filling in the profile and add his ECA once he's got it and submit right after that.

No, you don't. It's enough that you have a PR status. But if she quality for Express Entry and she has enough points I would suggest to go this was as it is much faster than Sponsorship route.

If the score is equal or above the cut off of the draw they will receive an ITA. No one waits. Where did you hear about people waiting? I created my profile two days before the draw and got invitation straight away.

It is. She can apply on her own or you can sponsor her through Families Class Program.

In the next draw in which cut off is 460 or lower.

What is the average waiting time for LVO to issue COPR nowadays? Is it still about two weeks? I posted my docs a week ago.

Education Credential Assessment.

IELTS test results and ECA report.

You do not have enough points in Six Selection Factors http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp

In LOE you explain things that are not cleare. Your lack of divorce certificate is a good example. You do not explain why you want to move to Canada or what are your qualifications. How much you show for your proof of funds doesn't matter as long as it meets the minimum requirements, it won't be...

You are absolutely right. It's just that there is no qualifying score, there is cut off of points set up by CIC different with every draw. There was a time I thought I have no chance for ITA because of low score but I entered the pool anyway and now I am waiting for COPR. Hence no qualifying score.

I haven't suggested anything. Just corrected your statement.

Incorrect. 369 points is qualifying score. Every score is qualifying score. He/she won't get ITA anytime soon with this score but can enter the pool.

You can do upfront medicals as well.

No problem. You can get it now.