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Good question. It certainly seems like you must change it to an employer-specific one based on the pasted text.

I'm sorry, the best I can do is recommend you speak to a lawyer or Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)

You have to graduate from the PhD program first: https://www.ontario.ca/page/oinp-phd-graduate-stream#section-2

Hi, I don't know if there will be any measures put in place for people in your situation. I know measures have been put in place for people whose temporary resident status would normally expire while in Canada, but PRs living outside of Canada is a very different situation, as you can imagine...

Your ages hurt you but your work experience and degrees help. You should figure out your Express Entry CRS scores before deciding you have no chance. What province does your sister-in-law live in? That might be a good province to look for a provincial nomination.

Because you supervise people you may be eligible to immigrate as a "skilled worker". The first thing you need to do is create an Express Entry profile on IRCC's website to see what your CRS score is. Once you have that, let us know what the score is and we can give you some more information.

That is a very good question. When do you intend only applying? If you have a year's Canadian work experience doesn't that make you eligible? (Sorry, not a BCPNP expert.)

Hi, I'm a Canadian and this is a Canadian website so I don't know for sure, but I presume "courier" refers to a private company, not the government postal service. If the DIA is accepting courier packages right now, presumably a private company (DHL, Fedex, UPS, whatever you have there) can...

I haven't updated this in a couple of weeks but here's how the pool stands currently: https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entry-pool-points-distribution-april-17-2020 The last draw below 450 was in January of 2019, so the odds are not great. (Unless of course the pandemic clears out the pool...

This is a really bad time to be doing that, as I'm sure you know. This company claims to have a complete list of headhunting agencies: https://www.headhuntersincanada.com/ Please note I have no knowledge of them so keep your wits about you.

It takes 12 months, under normal circumstances. I cannot say for sure, but my suspicion is that paper applications are not being processed right now, as everyone is working from home. Only online applications and scanned paper applications would be accessible. You can expect 3-5 months on top...

Sorry, honestly don't know the answer to that question. If this is the closest code that you can find, that could be your best choice. Have you asked HR?

I'll try to answer your questions: There are checklists specific to your situation. You can find yours here: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/spouse.asp I'm sorry I don't know the answer to this question. I was only made aware of the distinction a year or so ago and it's...

You're very welcome

Responded to your other post.

You are all British citizens (from what you've told me). You each need to submit the following documents to apply for UK passports: your father's certificate of naturalization/citizenship, your parents' marriage certificate, your birth certificates listing your father's name.

You need to complete an Express Entry profile on IRCC's website to see how many points you have.

What matters in terms of the citizenship application is time spent outside of Canada since you've been a PR (i.e. since March 13 2018). Time spent outside of Canada before you had any status in Canada is irrelevant. The time you spent in Canada as a protected person without PR status is assessed...

You should create an Express Entry profile on IRCC's website and see how many points you have.

Again, I am not a lawyer or RCIC, but I think this is a separate circumstance than the one in the question. I hope that helps.