Express Entry information review
We organize your education, language and employment history, check information for completeness and consistency, and explain matters to monitor when preparing a profile and any subsequent application.
Immigration planning starts with your circumstances and goals. We review education, language, employment and family information before considering Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs and employer-supported options. We also check the current status of relevant programs and identify preparation priorities and unresolved questions.
We organize your education, language and employment history, check information for completeness and consistency, and explain matters to monitor when preparing a profile and any subsequent application.
We consider your residence, employment and settlement plans, check the current status and documentation needs of relevant provincial options, and assess them against your individual circumstances.
Where employer involvement is required, we organize job, employment and personal history documents, explain each party's preparation steps and check whether the records support the information provided.
The application pathway and scope of services depend on your circumstances and the applicable requirements at the time.
Yes, an initial background assessment can help. Provide as much relevant information as possible so we can explain options requiring further review, preparation priorities and what cannot yet be confirmed.
No. An assessment helps clarify your circumstances and preparation needs. Invitations, program arrangements and final decisions are determined by the relevant authorities, and changes may need to be monitored.
Tell us what is on your mind. Let’s bring some clarity to what comes next.