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You need an ECA.

WES's website now says "WES prepares your credential assessment in 20 business days". CES's website says "CES estimates these current processing timeframes for: FSWP Immigration assessments is approximately 3 weeks." ICAS's website says "The current processing time for an assessment is...

The assessment agencies offer a General ECA or specific FSWP ECA, did you obtain the FSWP one?

That got back to you quickly, as CIC have in the past used surface mail. Are you based in Canada? You can resubmit your application as soon as possible. Did you include a copy of your degree certificate and if it's not in English or French a notarised translation of the certificate too?

No.

Should be OK and worth 21 points. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/factor-education.asp

You can select courier delivery. You can't e-mail them in.

1. No. 3. The WES FSWP package. http://www.wes.org/ca/fswp/ 4. Canada, naturally - which is what the FSWP package will provide.

Leave it out.

Suggest you fill this out on a computer if possible, it will grey out boxes that are not applicable as you go through. 1. Only applicable if you selected Quebec in Q6. 2. Only applicable if you select certain things like Visitor or Student as status. 3. Only applicable if you select Canada in Q10.

It only activates if you select "Other" for status, so that you can state what "Other" is.

See here: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/dhl-delivered-on-mira-road-addressed-to-george-street-sydney-nova-sctoia-t39207.0.html;msg264347#msg264347

Read here: http://www.wes.org/ca/fswp/requireddocuments/index.asp

Yes, CIC would refund automatically.

Read under the heading for "SECONDARY EDUCATION".

I think you need to consider this carefully. From what you have written I don't see how you could apply under 2232.

Include a written explanation that the employer would not provide a reference letter. If you have the old contract or payslips, for example, to evidence the employment then you could include those.

Review requirements here: http://www.wes.org/ca/fswp/requireddocuments/index.asp

It will be OK.

Some NOCs will reach their cap more slowly than others and some won't at all (based on what has happened in the past).