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No you should be able to apply under the Foreign student segment.

Here it is: https://gcmsnotes.ca/

Based on APPNOV2014NY experience, it should not be an issue in either cases. Just make sure you update your application address.

Based on your diploma, you will be eligible for PEQ http://www.canadavisa.com/quebec-experience-class-canadian-immigration.html

It can take up to 4 months if not more, some have already passed 12 months. It depends on the visa office where the application is being processed. There is no unified formula, only indications. I would advise your friend to request GMCS note if it has been more than 13 months since his...

Based on what I read, they will validate all the PCC that you shared and they also run your name and details with international law enforcement agencies. Once a BC (Beckground Check) starts, it can take from 3 to 12 weeks. The time is based on my observation from different cases, so it is only...

Where do you reside? Even if your VO office is London, you don't actually need to send the passport to it. I personally suggest using vfs, somehow they tend to be more secure.

The next step here is background check. Did its status change from not needed to in progress? When the background check is completed / passed, it is the time when they reach a final decision.

You assumption is correct, however CIC no longer assigns the files based on your country of residence (at least not always). They also distribute them based on the workload of each.

You should receive your AOR in theory by or before the 2nd of March. Upon receiving the AOR, you should be able to change your address.

Eligibility will continue to be in progress till the final decision is completed. Eligibility covers the application you shared, medical and background check.

What does your passport say? However for consistency and accuracy, you should pick Azerbaijan. It should match your country of birth on any associated CSQ file.

When you log in to GCKey and reach your account page, scroll down to visa you submitted applications or profile.You should find a line where there is an application EXP number, Permanent residency type and then your name (probably in capital letters).

You will never receive an EXP number. You will only see it under your GCKey account. However when you get your AOR (within 90 Canadian working days from the date you sent your application) it will be identical to the EXP however it will be EP and your file under under the GCKey will get updated.

No account details will show beside your name and the EXP file number. Even after you receive the AOR, you will not be able to access the application that you have submitted. Also you are correct that you will have one entry / file number whether you are a family or a single person.

You just include the receipt that you received upon completion of the payment as part of your application file / documents.

The cardholder name and details are not important, it is the payment reference number which CIC will associate with your account. In fact, the fee can be paid by a credit card (for example) that does not belong to the applicant.

I came across recently few cases where the processing office for non-inland applicants was not based on their country of residence or of origin. CIC does indicate that it does not have to be based on your country of residence however how can one find out which office is processing his/her...

Debatable :D

I believe the correct question here is "What is your current country of residence?"