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Depends on your period of study: Quoting IRCC: International students studying online from abroad or who submit a study permit application no later than August 31, 2022, will continue to be able to complete up to 100% of their program online without affecting their PGWP eligibility. However...

Search for a job ASAP. The market is bad but it's not that bad in Canada. If you're willing to take a pay cut, jobs are still available. All the best. And yes unfortunately your OINP nomination is invalid and so is the 50 points of EE unless you get a new job on a closed permit.

BTW your CoPR is not sent as attachment. You would receive an email letting you know that your CoPR doc is available for download on your portal. You would have to download it from the PR portal.

It appears CoPR is paused due to strike

Add LOE and give original addresses where you stayed. It's ok to have a different address on DL or CRA. My CRA also has a different address as I was too lazy to update LOL. IRCC doesn't care about addresses you gave to other orgs. But you should be truthful about where you actually stayed.

Depends on your VO tbh. Seems Etobicoke and Calgary are more or less consistent with a timeline of 1 month or less. Montreal is slow. Although I have seen a few people from Etobicoke wait 2 months as well. Really depends on your luck. If you have travel plans, you can send a reply to the portal...

Using AI for LOE is not misrepresentation

They're not strict about it but why would you want to hide your address? Maybe you have something different on your DL to save insurance? That won't matter in your PR application of that's what you're concerned about. But do mention the correct address you're staying at, otherwise it is...

About a week

1st GU- Printing PR Card 2nd GU- Mailed Sometimes you may also receive an initial GU for mail address approved

1. No. 2. You can only claim points for one of them and for the other you need to put in personal history.

There's no reason to mention mention vacation in LOE because vacation is only between you and your company. IRCC has nothing to do with it. It should also not be mentioned in your reference letter. But if your reference letter mentions it, or if you left Canada during your vacation, you might...

time off is considered part of work experience as long as it is within an appropriate limit. Most companies offer 3-5 weeks paid vacation and you don't need to work extra 3-5 weeks to make up for your vacation. Vacation is part of work exp.

Your work permit and TRV are void and expired the moment you receive your CoPR. So expired date is 6 Jan or whenever you received CoPR (not PR card).

1. Afaik you should have only one UCI, which is the one for your work permit. 2. If you don't know if you have this, you probably don't. This is related to FST and it should probably be No for you.

You should be OK as per exemption policy for the first review. No idea about the second.

A good way to know if you were directly under the government is if you were paid according to standard government pay bands (eg for India there is Grade A,B,C,D employee pay bands) If yes, you were a government employee. If no then not.

If you have worked in government (not Public enterprises or govt backed orgs, but in govt departments), you need to declare that in the form given my IRCC. They may or may not ask additional docs. Upfront, there's no additional docs to be submitted afaik

Depends what kind of vacation it was. Paid vacation is counted as work. Not so sure about unpaid vacation, if you were employed. If you were not employed, it's a problem. And your CRS is counted on date of ITA and not date of AOR. Although some VOs are lenient and can allow experience tom be...

Should be good. Don't worry about it. Would have been bad if you forgot to declare in PR application. That you have declared it shows that you don't actually want to conceal info.