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Two or more degrees.

You can say 'No' as well for her work experience. You can fill the experience in the personal history section, later during your PR application.

Yes it would be.

Your eligibility is based on the six selection factors and not the CRS points. If you don't have 67 points in the selection factors, then you can't apply for PNP as well, other than SINP. For SINP, you need 60 points. But your IELTS score is very low and that is the first way to improve your...

Should send only your new passport.

If you are not travelling to your country of origin from your country of residence or vice versa, then you have to mention it in the travel history. First time travelling to Country B should be mentioned.

You have to complete the application and you will get your document checklist before the page for payment.

There is not aq problem with your current situation. You don't have to provide any updates for your scenario.

If spouse has already been added in to the application, then he has to inform CIC again and provide proof of divorce before getting an new COPR and visa. Even if spouse is not yet added, he has to inform CIC of the divorce and provide the proof for the same and wait for CIC to respond.

You can wait the whole 90 days to submit your PR application and if you still don't get it, then you can apply with the letter provided by the embassy on the 90th day. If you submit before that, CIC may consider that you did not wait for your certificate.

Look at your NOC code and make a list of roles and responsibilities similar to it. If you can't mention any particular hours/week, then put 'more than 40 hours/week' or 'full-time' in your reference letter. The reference letters is yours to prepare, so prepare whatever CIC is asking to be put in.

You don't have to mention travels between current country of residence and your country of citizenship. If a country is not your current residence, then you have to mention all the travels to and from it.

1. You should have informed CIC about the change in your marital status immediately. It doesn't matter what you and your relatives think about the official marriage date. If your marriage certificate says April 2018, it is that date and should have been informed to CIC. You have to raise a Case...

PCC has to be valid up to eAPR. After that it doesn't matter.

1) It will not be a problem. 2) 15 hours/week will be considered part time work. So, it will be 1 year when you have 1560 hours of work experience.

Your attachment is regarding the error in your docs and you are amending it. Don't overthink about the option you select here, as you will still be entering all your application details when submitting the document. So, it will not be a concern if you choose either of the option.

Your work location according to you is BC. So apply for PNP in BC and you will not have any problem either way. The justification can be given that even though the company is in Manitoba, you are still working in BC. That should be enough.

You can create your EE profile and can apply for PNP. But I would suggest you to give IELTS again and aim for direct ITA. Less money and processing time will be less.

Your experience will still be counted as 4 years. You have to be having atleast one year of experience in your primary NOC. Selecting either NOC will in no way affect your points.