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For what purpose?

Hard to say. PNPs (not only OINP) are entering the pool all the time. Someone with your score (439?) shouldn't worry.

Don't see why cutoff will not go down further.

Yeah just work additional 17 days in Canada. Lol.

1 - This is a grey area. Generally you will get away with it. 2 - This will not count under CEC. You were outside Canada and no explanation letter will help. Being employed by a Canadian employer is not "Canadian experience" if the work is done outside Canada.

Well everyone agrees that you must meet the cutoff score at the time of eAPR. So if at the time of eAPR you no longer get points for 3 years of experience and that takes you below the cutoff score for your round, you're not eligible anymore.

That doesn't make sense. Are you saying cutoff met at the time of ITA but not at the time of eAPR is Ok? I believe both requirements need to be met. You are taking "or" out of context. E.g., when I say I will fire you if you have not done *this* or have not done *that* -- it means I will fire...

Not only valid, but if the new scores take OP's EE points below cutoff (based on which he/she got ITA), then OP would be no longer eligible to apply.

There is no consequence to declining invite - you can get in line for future draws.

Nothing you can do.. happy birthday. :D

It will go down regardless, but that wouldn't matter if he already has ITA.

There will be no permanent basis.. it will keep fluctuating.

Your colleague needs to do his own research.

Nonsense. Everyone 400 or above with at least bachelor's has equal chance.

No risk.

I don't see any problem as long as the letter is signed by HR, your employer really means it and they can confirm that when (if) VO calls.

You don't meet the 3rd requirement. Your letter needs to explicitly state that your employment will continue for 1 year after getting PR.

The dumbest question I've seen in a while.

Probably a glitch if that's so -- if they started working on it right away after getting ITA.

When you start an online application with mycic it gives you 60 days from the start date to complete the application (you can try it out and see for yourself). That's why asking.