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Just in case anyone is interested, here's my final timeline: Express Entry profile submitted: 06/01/2015 Invitation received: 20/03/2015 - 510 points PR Application submitted: 11/05/2015 Passport Request received: 15/10/2015 (Emailed to confirm need to send to London, UK Office) Request to post...

If you withdrew your profile I believe you have to make a new one, you can't edit one once you've withdrawn I think...

After an ITA you need to prove everything you received points for, even if you are selected for CEC, you still need to prove your foreign work experience if you had gained points for that.

I believe they are referring to the Right of Permanent Residence fee, this you can pay later, the benefit of paying both your application fee and RPRF at application submission is that it saves a little time down the road as CIC don't need to then ask you to pay the RPRF, the application can...

Then send an email query and wait for a result.

Being a student doesn't make someone eligible for CEC, they still need a year's worth of relevant work experience within Canada. It just means that a student can get a PGWP allowing them to gain the Canadian work experience necessary.

You have to stay on the line until they do pick up. Nobody else is going to call for you, do it yourself.

How is it a waste of money? You paid money to get a better education here. Paying money for an education doesn't earn you the right of PR. Of course Canada wants those highly experienced and specialized candidates from other countries.

You are required to submit a Financial Profile from your bank, detailing the accounts you have with them and your account activity over the last 6 months. Not sure that CIC will just accept a collection of statements considering they explicitly request an official letter from your bank.

There is no 'Lucky Draw'. If you have an eligible profile in the pool with a CRS score greater than the cutoff and you are eligible for whichever immigration stream the draw is from, you receive an ITA. Having random draws makes absolutely no sense whatsoever and goes completely against the...

The form asks for a start/end date, employer name, position and location.

According to CIC this is the case if you are working in Canada and have a 'Valid Job Offer', which means a job offer with an LMIA. Which the OP doesn't have since he's on a PGWP. Therefore they still need to show proof of funds.

Possibly IELTS scores? You have 5.5 in reading, I can't remember if it needs to be at least 6/7 in all fields for a NOC A job.

You need a financial profile from your bank, detailing the balances of all your accounts over the last 6 months. And some proof of having the necessary $12,000 or whatever the minimum you require is such as a bank statement. You do not need to have months of statements showing more than $12,000.

CEC requires skilled work experience in Canada in NOC group 0, A or B. Experience in a group 'C' position doesn't qualify for that.

After receiving ITA you need to submit all documentation, including medicals. You don't wait for a request from CIC like you used to under the old system.

Why are you not creating an EE account under your Category B LMIA? Category 0, A or B is eligible and you already have an LMIA for the extra 600 points...

You should be required to provide evidence for anything in your profile that gave you points, regardless of the stream you were selected under. That means if you had foreign work experience in your profile that gave you points, you'd have to back that up with a letter.

If I received an ITA for FSW, what does that tell you? lol

Sweet, 510 points here, got an ITA for FSW :)