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No, but your reference letter should indicate all the positions held.

24KB?! That must be super low res. The ideal file size is 240KB.

You don't need to specify any office. Just address it to what I mentioned or to 'Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)'.

November 2016 is not that old. You can use it provided it does not mention it is for Australian PR, of course.

'To whom it may concern'

Approximately, It will be opened (charged) after a month from the day they receive it. 10 days later it will be processed. 2-3 days later PCC will be mailed out and you will receive it after 1-2 weeks.

The photo just needs to meet the IRCC specifications. It does not matter how or where you get it taken. But mind well that if your application goes to further stages then you will need to send a physical photo.

Oh ok. I just want to call them and check when they are mailing out the result so that I can decide whether to send my application with or without it.

By options I think he means you should submit proof of PCC application with your PR application and when you receive your PCC then upload that later.

The points you can get for a job offer have changed. You can now get: A. 200 CRS points for all NOC 00 jobs with a valid job offer B. 50 CRS points for any other NOC 0, A and B jobs with a valid job offer

Yes. It needs to be after your last visit to the country no matter how short it is.

It is kind of lame when they say 'date of ITA or eAPR', considering the fact that these two dates can be 90 days apart.

Also add contract letter to it.

Nice timeline!

Did you ever call them to check status of your application? Are they able to tell you if the scans were alright?

Congrats! But it did take pretty long time between your cc charge and processing. Usually it takes 10 days. I am going to call them next week to check my status.

No

Yes, in PCC language, there is your current country of residence and everything else is country you lived in the past (be it your home country).

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/perm/express/intake-complete.asp#police_certificates IRCC has made that statement in general without specifying currently residing or past lived country. So it is ambiguous. And for countries currently residing in, they have specified that the...

You are right but there is a bit of discrepancy about the validity of PCC as IRCC has also stated "Police certificates are typically valid for one year from the date they are issued.". I believe your PCC should be fine but you might want to double check on this as 10 years is a long time span.