In Canada, Express Entry is a new and exciting approach to immigration, and it is based on a Human Capital model. Your age, education, language skills, professional work experience, and many other factors will be examined, and each criteria will be given a ranking score ( see the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) on the next page). It is really important to remember that this is not a new way of qualifying to immigrate. You still need to qualify in one of the main categories: most often the Federal Skilled Worker or Canadian Experience Class. It is however a new process for stepping forward, and being seen by CIC. It is more critical now than ever to have professional guidance in putting your best foot forward, and knowing all of the criteria from the beginning. If you would like to know how you rank in the new Express Entry program, we invite you to first complete an assessment form for either the Federal Skilled Worker FSW or the Canadian Experience Class CEC. Then you are invited to complete the CES Assessment form. Without seeing if you qualify in one of the main categories first, knowing your EE CRS score has no value. “Most law firms will tell everyone they have a good case and just take your money and begin an application for you which they know will be denied, however, Ferreira – Wells does not do that. Mr. LeBlanc did not sugar coat anything and he told me exactly what I needed to do so I can stand a better chance.” Tylene JCanada Express Entry CRS Points Calculator
Here are some highlights of the new program:
Canada Express Entry CRS Points Calculator
Criteria scores will be allocated up to the following maximums as follows, for a total overall of 1200 points maximum:
CRS Points in Detail
Express Entry Assessment Form
Here is a small selection from our many thank-you letters.