Canadian immigration service
Express Entry
Permanent residence through Canada’s federal economic immigration system.
Overview
A clearer way to prepare.
Express Entry is a points-based application management system used for several federal economic programs. A strong file starts with program eligibility, accurate profile details and a realistic CRS strategy.
Immigration rules, program openings and document requirements can change. Confirm current requirements before filing.
How FSO can help
- Review eligibility under the relevant Express Entry program
- Estimate and verify CRS factors using current rules
- Plan language, education, work-history and proof documents
- Prepare the Express Entry profile and post-ITA document package
- Review changes in circumstances before and after submission
What usually matters
Build the case around the facts.
- Your age, education and language scores
- Skilled work history and NOC/TEER alignment
- Canadian work or study history, if any
- Provincial nomination or other qualifying factors
- Accuracy and consistency across supporting records
What to bring
Come prepared for a useful consultation.
- Passport and current immigration documents
- Any refusal letters or IRCC correspondence
- Education, language and work records relevant to your case
- Key dates, deadlines and travel history
- A short list of your main questions
Discuss your express entry strategy.
A consultation can help identify the next step before you spend time on the wrong pathway.