Economic immigration
Express Entry and Permanent Residence Services
Structured review for skilled workers considering Express Entry and accepted permanent-residence pathways.
Consultant-led service: Deepika Minhas, Class L3 RCIC-IRB, College ID R706527, Surrey, BC. Verify on the College public register ↗
In plain language
What this service covers
Express Entry is the online system IRCC uses to manage applications for the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program and Federal Skilled Trades Program. A profile is not a permanent-residence application, and entering the pool does not guarantee an invitation.
General fit
Who may request a review
- Skilled workers considering whether they meet an Express Entry program’s minimum requirements.
- Candidates preparing or updating an Express Entry profile.
- Invited candidates preparing an electronic application for permanent residence.
- Applicants who need work history, education, language results or proof-of-funds information reviewed.
Accepted matters
How UW may assist
- Accepted Express Entry eligibility and profile matters.
- Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker and Federal Skilled Trades matters accepted by UW.
- Invitation-to-apply document planning and application review.
- Work-history, education and personal-history consistency review.
- Procedural review after a request or refusal.
Professional review
Where careful preparation matters
A consultation is used to understand the facts, identify the right process and confirm whether UW can accept the matter. It is not a guarantee of eligibility or outcome.
Program eligibility
Express Entry programs have different minimum requirements; a ranking score is not a substitute for meeting a program’s rules.
Accurate profile claims
Language, education, work history, job offers, family details and provincial nominations must be supported when points are claimed.
Invitation and filing period
After an invitation, supporting documents and complete personal history must be prepared within the deadline shown by IRCC.
Prepare for the consultation
Information that helps the first review
Bring or have access to the relevant information below. Do not upload passports, banking records or other sensitive documents through the public website form.
- Language test results
- Education records and credential assessment
- Detailed work history and reference letters
- Passport and family information
- Proof of funds, if applicable
- Any profile, invitation, request or refusal
A clear working process
What happens after you contact UW
- 1
Profile and pathway review
Deepika reviews the client’s background and whether UW accepts the proposed economic pathway.
- 2
Evidence mapping
If retained, the information needed to support eligibility and points is mapped before claims are made.
- 3
Profile or application work
The agreed profile, application and document review is completed.
- 4
Updates and next steps
Material changes, requests and future steps are explained within the agreed scope.
Common questions
Answers before you request a consultation
Does creating an Express Entry profile mean I applied for permanent residence?
No. A profile enters eligible candidates into the pool. A permanent-residence application can generally be submitted only after receiving an invitation to apply.
Does a high CRS score guarantee an invitation?
No. Invitation rounds, categories and cut-offs change. Candidates must also continue to meet program and profile requirements.
Which programs are managed through Express Entry?
IRCC uses Express Entry for the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program and Federal Skilled Trades Program. Some provincial nominations also connect to Express Entry.
Can UW promise permanent residence?
No. UW can advise and represent within an agreed scope, but invitations and final decisions are made by Canadian authorities.
Request a paid consultation
Tell UW what you need help with. Deepika will review the request and contact you to confirm availability, professional scope and the consultation fee before services begin.