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384 is not great. And you are right about PNPs, they're going to invite those whose occupations fit their needs, though that obviously depends upon the PNP. The bottom of this article https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entry-pool-points-distribution Has some links to tips about how to...

So, if he's in Canada and you're not, he needs to send you an invitation letter: https://www.immigroup.com/news/how-get-visa-invitation-letter-canada-5-steps Then you apply for a visa. There are extra steps right now due to the pandemic...

Ah yes, it seems that applying online is not available in Bangladesh, at least for first time applicants: https://www.passport.service.gov.uk/overseas/information/bangladesh/first/child/bangladesh

Do you want to marry in Canada? If you're already married in India there's nothing you have to do in Canada. Canada generally recognizes marriages in foreign jurisdictions. Now, for sponsorship, you might need to get additional documents, depending upon the nature of the marriage certificate.

Provided your step-brother was born after the date of marriage - as it sounds like - he can apply directly for a passport. The naturalization certificate and passport for your father and the birth certificate with your father's name are good. A marriage certificate for your father and your...

"Nam mater mea" or "Dicata mater mea" I still don't know what you're talking about.

Since your PR Card is expired your option was limited to one thing, pre pandemic: flying to the US and entering Canada by car with your COPR/Record of Landing. However, I don't know if that's a viable strategy right now because the border is closed.

Citizenship tests will apparently be conducted online now so maybe that will happen sooner rather than later: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/citizenship-test.html

You can contact the visa office responsible for your application and inform them of the omission.

I don't believe you need a license to immigrate, you just need a license to practice, as far as I know.

It depends whether it was vacation or not. If you were on vacation, you can go all the way back to February but, if you switched jobs, or were on leave, you need to separate all those periods of work.

Good luck

Yes, that's usually what that means. Not always though. Sometimes it means they are just double-checking something in the application. Unfortunately the only way you find out is if there is a long delay or they ask you to provide more information.

Great

If WES says your degree is the equivalent of a bachelor you get points for the bachelor i.e "Post-secondary degree or diploma requiring three or more years of study"

Yup, sounds good

Immigroup has an immigration consultant I can put you in touch with, you DM me your email or phone. Or you can email him at [email protected]. His name is Sean. I can recommend some others too, if you would prefer.

You should definitely apply with the one you think fits you best. If you are worried about any confusion, you could provide additional information matching your actual activities with descriptions from the NOC.