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Wow, joelmath, that is some research! This should answer the OP's question. +1 mate.

Not exactly. 1. You will not get any extra points for the total amount of funding. You are required to have a certain amount to be eligible, but there are no points allotted if say, you have more than necessary. 2. (I am assuming you mean relatives in Canada when you say Canadian natives)...

Answers in green!

Could you please pass along the email ID for this, Rafzy? I have confirmation from the courier folks that delivered my package, but would like to know from OINP as well. :)

True, this is a glitch in the system. It works after several tries and is quite annoying. And of late, I have been seeing this message on the page: "We are experiencing system issues that may not allow certain nationalities to apply for an eTA. We are working to resolve this issue. Thank you...

Congratulations, xyz21.

Ah, right. My bad. Thanks, Raj! :)

I think the maximum for second language is 4. More info: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/language-testing.asp

You will find this information here: http://tinyurl.com/OINPspreadsheet

A good starting place is Google. Have a look here: https://www.lawdepot.com/law-library/gift-deed-faq-canada/

Get a stamped certificate from your bank indicating clearly that the FD has been active for at least 6 months. That should be enough. Disclaimer: This is my opinion and I could be wrong!

You have nothing to worry about. Just do as Nightrocker says - mention this in your 'Letter of Explanation' (LoE) and send photocopies of every page including the blank ones along with your application.

it isn't the funds. Please check if you score over 67 on the 100-point FSW eligibility grid here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp To qualify for the EE pool, you must meet the 6 FSW selection factors. You will find more information on this here (read the...

I agree with Mars_M. There is certainly a possibility of rejection if you cannot show the source of funds. If it is a family business, you could show other supporting documents (tax statements, receipts, etc) to prove that the funds you've in your account are yours to use. You need a...

For OINP, send in just the photocopies - the application guide says the same. You'd need to do what JoacRy says after you get an ITA.

No offence, but what on earth are you talking about? And how does that answer the OP's question? Try taking IELTS again, and you'll find information on PN here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/ OINP requires a minimum of 400 points to be eligible. So try bumping your CRS up...

"To whomsoever. .. " is perfectly fine. Don't worry about it.

I don't entirely understand your question. CAD has gone down a fair bit recently and (at the time of writing this) it is 49.01 Indian rupees to 1 CAD as against 50.4-ish on 25-26th November. How is it affecting your PoF to that great an extent?

The fees is per application - so it is just 1500 CAD including your spouse (and any other dependants in your application)

I agree. This clause seems to be a recent one and the information on CIC asked people to mention 'NA' or 'Not Applicable' as rightly pointed out by others before.