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You can have PGWP and a study permit at the same time. The wording on the study permit just means that you cannot work on the strength of the study permit. It does not invalidate the PGWP you otherwise hold.

No. The two are mutually exclusive. Recommendation is get married before you actually land and add your spouse to your PR application. That will delay your landing, but you and your spouse will be able to become PRs at the same time.

Just check the requirements again and send in a new photo within 30 days. PR cards are processed at the case processing center in Sydney, NS. IRCC employees at your local IRCC office can't make a decision as to whether the photo satisfies the specification for the Sydney center anyway.

Depends on what the ECA says. No ECA, no points.

Yes, PCC from China is required. If it's apparent from your reported travel history that you have been in China for more than 6 months since you turned 18, and you have not included a PCC from China with your application, you risk having the application canceled anytime now. PCC from China...

1) Only these degrees get you 23 points. Other degrees get you other numbers of points. A master's degree not in these fields gets you 22 points (when combined with a bachelor's degree). 2) See above. It only applies if you want to claim you have a 23-point degree.

Yes, I checked again. CLB9+Bachelor=25 points seems correct. So the only explanation of getting only 25 points on Employment is that the 3+years of experience has not been recognized. Double check that it's NOC 0, A, B and the dates are correctly entered (as mentioned above by ajithj).

It appears that your CLB9 on all four abilities was not recognized, which would explain the 25 points each awarded for both Education and Foreign Experience. If you did achieve 8-7-7-7 on the IELTS (with 8 being the band for Listening), your CLB9 on all four abilities should have been...

You should have mailed the photocopy of your passport and the copy of the email TOGETHER with your photos to the High Commission. You might want to contact IRCC to see what options you have. If I were you, I would just send the correct documents with another set of photos to the High...