Ideally, yes. The guide is designed to assist people who are eligible for Express Entry and who are seeking assistance with the process. That said, the guide also provides individuals with information on how they can improve their profile to become eligible for Express Entry, as well as other options that may be available to them if they are not eligible for Express Entry.

To be eligible for Express Entry, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements of one of the programs managed by Express Entry. These programs are the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC), and the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

Depending on your human capital profile (i.e. age, education, work experience, language, and other factors), it is possible you are not currently eligible for Express Entry. However, don't lose hope!. Our guide is designed to cover every aspect of Express Entry.

For more information regarding the impact of the coronavirus on Express Entry, go here.

This guide is designed to remove all of the confusion surrounding Express Entry and provide you with step-by-step instructions that you can follow to do the entire Express Entry process on your own.

When it comes to immigration, there are never any guarantees. No one can guarantee your success, not even the most experienced law firms and consultants. Your success will depend on your profile (factors such as education, language, work experience, financial situation, etc.) and your understanding of the process. While we have no control over your profile, the Express Entry Blueprint is designed to help you understand and prepare for the process. 

No. Many candidates who have received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) did not have a job offer. Even though having a job offer is not a requirement, our guide provides information and resources that can help you obtain one.

Yes! Express Entry candidates are required to do a language test in English or French. No exceptions!