Your Personal Immigration Report™

What the report contains

The report is organised as a decision document. It opens with the recommended pathway and the two strongest alternatives, then supports each with the eligibility evidence behind it.

• AI Pathway Recommendation™ — ranked routes with the reasoning for each position
• Estimated CRS score with core, spousal, transferability and additional-point breakdown
• Matched provincial streams and the criteria satisfied in each
• Immigration Readiness Score™ across profile, documents, eligibility and timing
• Document checklist mapped to the recommended route
• Indicative processing timeline from today's date
• Government fee estimate by stage
• Risk flags: status expiry, prior refusals, evidence gaps, arguable classifications

Why a written plan changes outcomes

Most unsuccessful immigration attempts fail on sequencing rather than on eligibility. An applicant orders a credential assessment after submitting a profile, retakes a language test after a draw has passed, or discovers a required reference letter format only when the request for it arrives.

A written report fixes the order of operations. Every action has a dependency and an owner, so you know what must happen first, what can run in parallel and what is blocking everything else.

Generated from your data, not from a template

Two applicants with the same occupation receive materially different reports if their status, language results or provincial ties differ. The report is assembled from your Living Immigration Record™ at the moment of generation, and every statement in it traces to a field you supplied or to a program rule with a cited source.

That traceability matters when a licensed RCIC reviews the file: the professional can see which conclusion rests on which fact, and challenge the fact rather than re-doing the analysis.

The report evolves with your file

Immigration profiles change constantly — a new IELTS result, another year of Canadian experience, a permit renewal, a job offer, a provincial stream reopening. Each change re-runs the analysis and updates the report, and material changes are surfaced so you can see what moved and why.

This is the difference between a one-off PDF and a living record. The plan you read six months from now reflects the rules and the profile in force then, not the ones that applied on the day you first signed up.

Using the report with a licensed consultant

You can act on the report yourself. If you engage a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant through CAN-MIGRATE, they open the same record, review the AI conclusions, correct anything the model treated as settled that is actually arguable, and add the professional judgement that regulated advice requires.

Because the consultant starts from a complete, structured file rather than an empty intake form, the review is faster and the advice is grounded in your actual evidence.