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Well yes, if your work permit is about to expire (validity of 4 months or less) you can apply for a bridge open work permit.

Oui.

That doesn't answer my question. I need to know exactly what kind of work permit you have to answer your question.

What kind of work permit are you currently holding?

This is basically the definition of misrepresentation.

The latter is fine, simply bring bank statements in case they ask for POF when landing.

Have you waited 24hrs?

You're safe. Your profile wont expire unless you decide to decline your ITA

No. Claiming those points would be misrepresentation, do so at your own risk.

You have to recreate a profile.

You have to be careful, others in your position have received a procedural fairness letter regarding not disclosing their work experience in previous applications, one of which was charged for misrepresentation. If you are going to claim this work experience do make sure you have the proper...

Your sibling must reside in Canada for you to claim those points.

1 - No. 2 - Your spouse's foreign work experience is irrelevant, include only the Canadian work experience in the work history section and provide documentation to proof that work experience only.

Eligibility criteria: "Where you can live in Canada You must plan to live outside the province of Quebec. The province of Quebec selects its own skilled workers. If you plan on living in Quebec, see Quebec-selected skilled workers for more information."...

"Do I need to provide a police certificate with my application for permanent residence? No" https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/canada.html

Canada is the exception to that rule, you are not required to provide a Canadian PCC.

You are aware you are not required to provide a Canadian PCC, right?

If you fail to convince them your application will be cancelled, you can re-apply at a later date. I do not know your situation nor why you intend to apply through EE while studying in Quebec so I cannot comment further.