Express Entry

Express Entry — review your CRS and PR strategy

We review your eligibility across CEC, FSW and FST, estimate CRS, and discuss category-based draws and PNP options that may fit your profile.

Licensed RCIC review Response within 1 business day Transparent pricing

What your consultation covers

Eligibility review for CEC, FSW and FST

CRS estimation and improvement levers

Category-based draw alignment (e.g. healthcare, STEM, trades, French)

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) strategy

Documentation checklist preview

Profile creation guidance and timing

Pathways we typically review

Final eligibility and recommended strategy depend on your individual profile.

Canadian Experience Class
For applicants with Canadian work experience.
Typical timeline: 6–12 months
Federal Skilled Worker
For overseas applicants meeting points threshold.
Typical timeline: 6–12 months
Federal Skilled Trades
For qualified trades workers.
Typical timeline: 6–12 months
PNP – Express Entry
Provincial nomination via EE.
Typical timeline: 8–14 months
Category-based Selection
Targeted draws by IRCC.
Typical timeline: Varies
French-language Streams
Often-favourable category-based draws.
Typical timeline: Varies

Frequently asked questions

What CRS do I need?

Cut-off scores vary by round of invitations. We'll estimate your current CRS and discuss realistic ways to improve it.

Does the consultation guarantee an invitation?

No. Invitations are issued by IRCC based on each draw's criteria. The consultation helps you build a credible, well-positioned profile.

Can a PNP help?

A provincial nomination typically adds 600 CRS points, which generally leads to an ITA in a subsequent round.

Ready for a pathway review?

Book a consultation with a licensed advisor for a structured case assessment. We respond within one business day.

Disclaimer: Information only, not legal advice. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances. Paid Canadian immigration advice or representation, where applicable, is provided only by authorized representatives (CICC-licensed RCIC or a member in good standing of a Canadian provincial law society).