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You have a point about control. But if he is eligible now for FSW, he should be eligible for it again (cut off scores are not increasing, they are actually dropping) unless something significant happens in his profile.

If you are eligible without an offer, You definitely will be eligible with the offer later on. I don't see a downside to withdrawing the FSW and applying later.

Renew it. It does not take that long to renew.

WOW!! That was fast.

I am sure CIC is familiar with frequent denials from US, 214(b) is the most common rejection reason for US Non-Immigrant Visas. Plus you are already mentioning its 214(g) of US immigration act. That narrows it down to this "(b) Every alien (other than a nonimmigrant described in subparagraph...

If the letter had no unique reason then "section 214(b) of US immigration act " should be sufficient.

It never changes.

They will not issue a visa unless you have submitted both PCCs.

Did you buy Signature Required Sticker ?

Is a PCC required for a Study Permit from AUS ? I suggest you change intake as there is no way you will get a study visa in less than a week.

This is actually the proper way to go. Yes, it requires you to do more paperwork but there is no way around it.

I was able to renew my passport 4 years before expiry but mine was processed under a change in personal particulars (appearance and signature).

Getting a PNP now will not change anything for you. You have your ITA under CEC. If possible withdraw your OPNP application so someone else can get that nomination.

As long as you have the e-medical sheet, go ahead and apply for it right away. No matter how many new tests are done or what the outcome is , you e-medical number will not change. CIC should start processing your application but will not finalise it till your medical exam is clear. Your BOWP...

See signature and Profile Information for the dates.

Is it a closed permit linked to an employer ? If yes then you can only work for that employer (you should be based out of their office in Calgary)

Are you PNP applicant ?

https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/FAQView.aspx?Id=11

Right on the Canadian Side (No limit, Just need to be declared) Indians, however, limit it to 2000 cash and 8000 in other instruments (USD).

POF does not mean you need cash or cheque with you. It means you must be able to demonstrate via letters/statements from bank that you have that much money in your account.