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CELPIP/IELTS test results are only valid for 2 years from the date of sitting the test. So you will need to redo your language tests- your college diploma would not be accepted as it's not a language test.

COPR is always tied to the expiry date of the your medical I believe.

the tracker is rarely accurate :)

Everyone is checked for eligibility regardless of situation.

yes, but where do you want to settle? you're making a commitment to a province and you should go with the one that you think will be a better fit for you not the one which is the quickest to get PNP for.

which province do you want to live in, I'm confused why you have a BC PNP application and SINP application? Sounds like you are trying to game the system and just take whereever you deem getting PR is the easiest. In the end you should go with the application for the province you want to live...

nobody knows- security checks can differ on an individual basis.

we ended up having to get the photos redone in late february due to poor quality photos from London Drugs (thankfully they retook them and gave us 50 dollar gift cards each :) ), but on the portal it still says photos in review despite receiving the cards

PR Cards finally arrived in the post today for me and my wife, thankfully the journey is over. Hope it goes smoothly for everyone!

they changed the statuses via that method a while ago, it's pretty much meaningless data now.

i got PAL about 2 months after medical passed. I wouldn't worry about it. Then 2 months after PAL I got my PR approval email.

It simply means that they are waiting on the U.S authorities to respond to the info sharing request. How long it takes just depends on their end of things.

you would need to speak to the company to find out if they would support your PNP application, some do, some don't. If you have a job offer when applying for PNP there are a number of steps the employer has to do in terms of documentation- like proving advertising requirements,etc...

you are employed by your employer whilst on paid vacation, there is no need to explain it. If you were employed for 12 months and took the vacation that was allotted to you by your company it is still classifed as 12 months of work experience.

it means within 6 months of the letter to remain valid, that's because when you receive a nomination you have 6 months to apply for PR. I'm not sure of the details of a work permit renewal though

write a letter of explanation that the company no longer exists, and provide the letter from your old manager and your other docs.- it's not that uncommon.

I think you need your eCOPR/COPR in order to get domestic fees at a Canadian University as it's the document that gives the specific date that you become a Canadian permanent resident, before that you are just approved but not "landed"

as long as you have paperwork/documentation to back it up you'd hopefully not have any issues. Sorry to hear what you're going through- it sounds rough, I can understand why you'd want to move to be with extended family to give yourself some support as you recover.

The page you have shared states that you can use your work experience from Quebec for CEC, not that you can apply for CEC if you intend to live in Quebec. I'm not sure why you would assume moving to Quebec would make it easier to get PR- it's actually easier in every other province. I have a...

last year it was taking anywhere from 4-12 months to get AOR, your current wait for AOR isn't out of the ordinary. I applied for PR in Jan 2022, and didn't get AOR until Aug 2022. Take a look at this spreadsheet to get a general idea of timelines...