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It's better to check with WES for the current requirements.

Yes you can!

Hi, are you CEC Inland or Outland? And is your spouse in Canada?

This should work. It will be better if you mention a line or two about this in the letter of explanation.

If it will help you to be relaxed, you can submit it via webform.

Unfortunately Dual Bachelor's Degree (four years) will not be considered as Two or more degrees. It will be a Bachelor degree only. From where did you get your ECA done and what degrees do you have?

The diploma does not have to be a PG Diploma.

Yes

You can use the same GCkey and biometric is not linked to your gckey so you won't have to give it again.

UCI Number is 8 or 10 digits. I know of a few cases where the applicant were provided falsified documents by their agents. They too had grammatical errors and wrong application number. The best way would be for the primary applicant to call IRCC and use the IVR to confirm the application number...

For CRS points, the work experience points max out after 3 years. For FSW points, they max out at 6 years. As long as you have enough work experience to score 67 FSW points with your primary NOC, you are good. You can mention the other job in your profile without any issues as long as you are...

Then you can show the funds in her savings account.

You will get highest points with Two or More Degrees, when you show your Bachelors degree and the PG Diploma. In that case, you will have to get your Bachelors evaluated. See how much you score with just PG Diploma and if that score will be enough to clear the cutoff.

PCC is required for all the applicants in the application above 18 years of age. Now you need to determine from where you and your spouse need the PCC.

No need to worry about anything, you did the right thing by submitting the corrected document via webform.

Under which category are you applying, FSW or CEC? Also, the study and work experience was in Canada or outside Canada?

Who is the primary applicant?

You can go ahead and submit the application.

You get points for the highest degree, which in your case is a Masters degree. The points for a Masters degree are more than two or more degrees, so you are all set. No need to get you Bachelors assessed as your highest degree, the Masters matters here.

May be you should try again with another option to retrieve the application.