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You would need a new letter from your employer offering you employment for at least one year after you become a permanent resident (or permanent employment after you become a permanent resident). The old letter that you have already used for your work permit does not meet these requirements...

Depends on your job duties and responsibilities....

Depends what kind of change. Some changes hae no impact on the application, and you simply correct any errors in the profile on the actual application. Some changes however can make you ineligible. You have to be more specific for people to give you a reasonable answer.

Sorry, this is confusing - are you asking about changing your profile (before getting the ITA) or changing an application (AFTER getting the ITA?) There is no "queue" - you either meet the points required, or you don't, to receive an ITA. There is no credit for time served. If you are...

You are asking for trouble if you are cutting things that close. If possible, work an extra week or two before applying. That said, IRCC is not going to squabble over the difference between 52 weeks (364 days) or 12 full months (365 days), or a weekend not being included in your dates of...

No.

Scylla is correct, T4As are issued to self-employed, and IRCC definitely looks at that (esp. if no other evidence is provided). The work permit is irrelevant, as the OP appears to be on an open work permit. We don't know if the OP has a contract or what it says. Sometimes, applicants are able...

Yes, as long as it is in a skilled occupation (NOC O, A, or B).

You are correct.

Incorrect. Work experience counts from the date you apply for the PGWP.

From the date you applied for your PGWP.

??? Don't understand the question. It is a skilled NOC and therefore eligible.