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Express Entry isn't an immigration program; it's a new way for the Government of Canada to manage immigration applications namely FSW, PNP and CEC. As you may or may not be aware, the old system was mostly paper-based; express entry facilitates the applicant in submitting his or her documents...

To immigrate to Canada, you and any family members 18 and older must include their police certificates as part of the application for permanent residence, therefore your application is very likely to be rejected if it's not included. My suggestion is therefore you should begin gathering all...

WOW!! :o Amazing! That's Usain Bolt fast! Congrats.

I can't understand what you wrote there.

Yes, you are to put all your work experience since the age of 18, or the past 10 years, whichever is most recent. That includes 2283 and 2173; the NOC does not matter.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/mi/index.asp?expand=mi-pr-express#mi-pr-express

Try putting 00 before the number....00 + 1 + Area Code + The Number 0016139444000

The last cut off (2015-03-20) was only 481 so it included persons without a Canadian job offer with LMIA. If the scores reduce in the future you could receive an ITA.

Returned applications don't have tracking numbers so if your application was returned there's hardly anything that you can do.

Good point, I concur. This definitely constitutes misrepresentation and could have serious repercussions.

If you don't have a client ID/UCI number, say no. If you do, say yes.

Pay more attention to the duties and job descriptions because titles vary from company-to-company across the world. See the links below to compare which NOC more closely matches with what you do. 2173 Software engineers and designers...

No, it cannot be tracked as CIC uses regular surface mail to return applications. Depending on where you live it like take up to 4 months.

Most definitely. What's your CRS score?

Foreign to Canada. If it is outside of Canada, it is foreign.

Yes, if you worked outside of Canada, that is considered to be foreign experience. Anything or anywhere outside of Canada is considered "foreign" even the USA. ;)

Multiple EE profiles won't increase your chances of getting ITA. What matters is your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. If your score is equal to or higher than the cut off number when the draw was announced, you'd receive an invitation. Simple.

Correct, you're given 60 days to submit a complete application after receiving ITA and if you don't apply within that timeframe it expires.

I don't know, perhaps it's best that you consult an immigration consultant. This website is good place to start.

I can't say which country you should go for, do some research. Watch videos on Youtube, look at statistics, and indices, etc. Choose the one that suits you better, good luck.