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You don't qualify for an open work permit. You need to secure a job offer from an employer in Canada and that employer must obtain an approved LMIA so that you can qualify to apply for a closed work permit tied to this specific employer.

You can't have to PR applications in the same class / same program. I don't know what will happen if you do this. Presumably IRCC won't consider the second one.

The short answer is no. The degree or diploma needs to be completed and awarded in order to get points. Since he didn't complete the program, no points.

You need to wait until you are officially a PR before you can apply for OHIP. You do not qualify for OHIP while waiting.

No such rule exists. How did you apply for PR? Were you sponsored by one of your children through PGP?

Then no, you don't qualify. You have to wait until you have PR.

Do you have PR now?

You cannot get a job offer in Canada with the police force directly. You must first become a permanent resident of Canada before you can apply for a job with the police force here.

Yes, you're right, many large companies are not willing to do this.

Leaving for 10 days shouldn't be the issue. Anything unusual about your situation or history?

There could be a number of different reasons. It's hard to say what might be possible without knowing more about your situation. For example, assuming you applied inland, are you both in Canada? Are you living together continuously? Could be so many different things...

What did you apply for? Are you in Canada? If the application was withdrawn, it means that IRCC is no longer processing it.

There are no alternatives. Your company must be willing to complete the employer forms and provide this information.

If you want professional advice to help with your application, then hire an immigration lawyer in Canada to help you. Stay away from immigration consultants outside of Canada.

There is no need for a consultant. You can apply yourself without the help of a consultant. That is the best choice.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html

You do not qualify for an open work permit. If you want to switch employers, you need to secure a new job offer and your new employer needs to obtain an approved LMIA so that you can switch to a new closed work permit.

Did you read the OP's further post above? You can only start counting work experience from the time you apply for the PGWP. Work before applying for the PGWP is classified as unauthorized work.

Based on the limited information you have provided, no. Open work permits are only issued in specific circumstanes - e.g. having a spouse in Canada on a study permit, having a spouse in Canada on a closed work permit, etc. Do you think you meet any of the open work permit criteria?

You can certainly try. I don't think any of us here can guess at your chances. The employer will need to obtain an approved LMIA in order for you to qualify for a work permit. The LMIA is quite an involved process that requires the employer to prove no Canadian could be found for the role...