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Yes you can apply for PNP and PR, just don't lie about your work permit refusal (lying may result in a ban). As for why your WP got rejected, it is hard to answer solely based on your message. Perhaps the VO found that you do not have enough ties in your home country and therefore may try to...

Good to know, thanks for your feedback. Just to know, what misrepresentation you were accused of?

Here is the rule: "To get these points, candidates will need to show that the sibling is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is living in Canada and is 18 years of age or older."...

Either way seems fine to me (but others may have a more informed answer). As per https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/become-candidate/eligibility/offer-employment.html, a LMIA-exempt job offer is valid under Express Entry if you...

The best thing to do is give them a phone call and ask if you can flagpole.

Just a question, does the letter of employment you submitted explicitly mention "27SEP2019" as the end date for your job offer?

You should call CIC and ask them directly. Also check your email/spams.

Here are the rules: "Most foreign workers must apply for a work permit outside of Canada. However, you may apply for a permit when you arrive at a port of entry in Canada if: you are from the U.S., Greenland or St. Pierre and Miquelon; you do not need a temporary resident visa (TRV) to visit...

Hi there, There is unfortunately no clear definition of what is an acceptable temporary separation. This will be up to the visa officer (VO). I recommend digging into this forum, as I am sure other people faced the same issue. However, in my opinion, 1.5 month is likely to at least raise a red...

No you need either to change your status from worker to visitor (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=943&top=25) before your WP expires, or leave the country and come back as a tourist (make sure you have a valid visa if needed).

Yes you need to get a marriage certificate with the both of you being physically present to sign it. Alternatively she could apply on her own, however she will have to secure a job offer first (it is typically very hard to secure a job from outside, but since you seem to be here in Canada it...

Congratz!

It takes about 2 months to receive the PR card. You can check this thread for timelines: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/track-your-pr-card-timeline-and-processing-times-here.394703/page-327#post-6608934 If you need to travel by air and don't have your PR...

Yes you must provide it. You must get a PCC from each country where you have spent six or more months in total since the age of 18.

In high demand although it depends on your experience. Check https://www.workbc.ca/Labour-Market-Industry/Jobs-in-Demand/High-Demand-Occupations.aspx

Get strong reference letters (not just a few impersonal lines). Have a good CV. Apply to as many jobs as you can. You should be fine. As for the job situation it really depends on your field and experience. Many jobs are in high demand, search on internet to learn more about them.

Yes they will keep your US license (regardless of what provinces you are in). Your US license is not lost forever tho, you can simply exchange back your Canadian license for a US one later on. It is strongly advised to get a driving history letter from your insurance/state. This will be...

You can try to email back and ask for rescheduling, but worth come to worth you can just land via the usual options (make an appointment or go to the border), see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=748&top=22 The phone landing is a new feature and it is definitively not an...

This is wrong, your Canadian PR is definitively not a passport. You need a valid passport from your country of citizenship to travel abroad.

I think both the CRS calculator and the EE profile provide a breakdown of the points. You can try to compare both breakdowns to locate the cause of the discrepancy.