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AI Immigration Agent & Profile Matching
Our AI agent reads your profile against live federal and provincial immigration criteria in real time. We match your background to open streams and score your eligibility before an RCIC signs off.
AI Immigration Agent
No more guessing which of Canada's 100+ economic streams you qualify for. Our AI agent evaluates your NOC/TEER category, language credentials, and work experience against live immigration criteria.
Continuously syncs with IRCC Express Entry category draws (STEM, Healthcare, Trades, French) and provincial nominee thresholds.
Accurately maps your foreign and Canadian job duties to official 2021 NOC codes and TEER skill levels, preventing misclassification refusals.
AI builds the foundation and flags discrepancies; a licensed member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants validates every detail.
Meets 6 months Canadian work experience + CLB 9 language requirement.
Targeted Tech draw stream · CRS 468+ threshold met.
Eligible under 35 priority tech occupations list.
CRS & PNP Scores
Points determine invitations. Our predictive scoring models break down your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score and provincial nominee point matrices so you see where you stand and how to gain points.
Score Insight: 489 is competitive for Category-Based Selection draws (STEM, Healthcare, French). An approved PNP nomination will add +600 points, guaranteeing an ITA.
Ontario OINP (Human Capital)
Target Score: 42+ · Priority Tech Draw
British Columbia BC PNP (Skills)
Recent Cutoff: 102 · Tech stream
Saskatchewan SINP (In-Demand)
Minimum Threshold: 60 points
Alberta AAIP (Express Entry)
CRS Threshold: 300+ in accelerated stream
PNP Advantage: A nomination under any provincial nominee stream guarantees an immediate Invitation to Apply (ITA) in the next federal Express Entry draw.
Skilled workers with post-secondary education and test results
The federal pool covering the Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades and Canadian Experience classes. You are ranked against everyone else by a Comprehensive Ranking System score, and rounds of invitations are issued against a cut-off that moves. We estimate your score, show which factors are holding it down, and tell you which are worth the effort to change.
Anyone weighing up the routes to staying for good
Permanent residency is the destination, not a single application — federal economic streams, provincial nominations, family sponsorship and humanitarian grounds all end there. We start by working out which doors are actually open to your profile, because applying to the wrong one costs a year.
People who are flexible about where in Canada they live
Each province and territory nominates people for the skills its own economy is short of, and a nomination is worth a decisive number of Express Entry points. Streams open and close on their own timetable, so the useful question is which province wants what you do — not which province you had in mind.
Workers willing to settle in Atlantic Canada, a rural or a francophone community
The Atlantic Immigration Program, Rural and Community Immigration Pilot, Francophone Community Immigration Pilot and Caregiver pilots run outside the main streams with their own thresholds, usually lower ones. They almost always require a job offer from a designated employer in a participating community first.
People who need to be working in Canada now
Employer-specific permits tied to an LMIA, open permits that are not tied to anyone, the open work permit for vulnerable workers, the Post-Graduation Work Permit, and spousal open work permits. We also handle the part people get wrong: keeping status while an extension is pending.
Students, and parents bringing school-age children
New study permits, extensions, and the conditions that quietly govern them — attendance, hours you may work, and how a permit interacts with a later PGWP. Provincial attestation letters are now part of most applications, and getting one wrong restarts the process.
People seeking protection, and groups sponsoring them
Inland protected-person claims, Refugee Appeal Division matters, and private sponsorship by groups of five or sponsorship agreement holders. These are time-sensitive and evidence-heavy; the first consultation is about deadlines before anything else.
Citizens and permanent residents with family abroad
Sponsoring a spouse or partner, dependent children, or parents and grandparents through the sponsorship intake. The financial undertaking is real and lasts years, so we go through what you are committing to before you sign it.
Families who want parents to visit for long stretches
A multi-entry visa letting parents and grandparents stay for years at a time rather than months. It requires medical insurance and proof that the host meets an income threshold — the two things most refusals turn on.
Permanent residents with a card expiring, lost or stolen
Renewals, replacements, and permanent resident travel documents when you are already outside Canada without a valid card. Where your residency days are short, we look at that before you file rather than after a report is issued.
Permanent residents who have been here long enough
Counting physical presence correctly, the language requirement, the test, and the ceremony. Miscounted days are the most common reason a citizenship application comes back, and they are entirely avoidable.
Founders, investors and self-employed professionals
The federal Start-Up Visa with a designated organisation behind it, the self-employed persons class, and provincial entrepreneur streams with their own investment and job-creation commitments. We are candid about which of these are realistic for a given business.
In Canada, paid immigration advice may only be given by a lawyer, a Quebec notary, or an immigration consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Our AI narrows the field and assembles the paperwork. A licensed RCIC is the person who advises you and whose name goes on your file. Anything on this page is general information, not advice about your situation.
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