Choose Your Evaluation Form

This form is for professionals and workers.
Federal and Quebec Skilled Worker, Provincial Nominee, Federal Self-Employed, and Canadian Experience Class.

Individuals are evaluated based on their education, training and work experience, which reflects their ability to economically establish themselves in Canada and takes into account labour market conditions in Canada.

This form is for individuals with management experience, or for business owners, having a high net worth.
Federal and Quebec Investor, and Entrepreneur programs.

Individuals are evaluated based on the value of their legitimately accumulated personal net worth, and management experience during the last five years.

This form is for family sponsorship.
Federal Family Class

This form is for a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident who wants to sponsor close family members (i.e. spouse, common-law partner, dependent children, parents, or grandparents) for Canadian Immigration. If you have a more distant relative or friends living in Canada, please select the General Immigration form to find out whether there is a provincial program under which your relative may qualify.

Contact Information
First Name: Last Name:
Email Address:

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Telephone:
(Optional)
Include Country code and City code 		Country of Residence:
 
The country where you currently live.

Living in Canada
You must have a currently valid student or work permit and you must be currently residing in Canada. If you are currently living in Canada you may be a candidate for certain fast-track immigration programs tailored to temporary residents.
Are you currently residing in Canada?     
What is your intended destination in Canada?
Province:

Personal Profile
Common-Law Partner: A person that you have lived in a conjugal relationship with for at least 12 months.
Marital Status:   
Age:  years old.
Do you have any Dependent Children?   
Dependent Children includes all unmarried children that are financially dependent on you, who are either less than 22 years old OR who have been continuously studying since the age of 22 years.
12 years and younger: 
13 to 21 years: 
22 years and older: 

Your Language Proficiency
HIGH: You can communicate effectively in most social and work situations.
MODERATE: You can communicate comfortably in familiar social and work situations.
BASIC: You can communicate in predictable contexts and on familiar topics, but with some difficulty.

Error: Please indicate language proficiency for at least one language

  Speak Read Write Listen
English:
French:

Your Education
A Post-Secondary Degree, Diploma or Apprenticeship is any education where the prior successful completion of secondary school (or higher secondary school) is a requirement.

What is the highest level of education that you have undertaken?

Please list all of your post-secondary education and/or training, starting with the most recent:

Your Work History
You can only count work experience that you have been paid for.
"Full-time Work" means at least 37.5 hours of work per week.

Starting with your current (or most recent) job, please list all the jobs you have held during the last 10 years:

Self-Employed Work
Self-Employed workers usually work on contract basis, and are not on the payroll of an employer. To be considered self-employed: you must exercise control over how much time you spend on your day-to-day work activities, and you probably provide your own tools and equipment.
During the last five years, do you have any work experience on a Self-Employed basis?   

Your Personal Net Worth

Your Personal Net Worth is the current value of all the assets (e.g. properties, investments, stocks, bonds, bank accounts) that you (and your spouse/common-law partner, if applicable) personally own, MINUS the current value of all your combined personal liabilities (e.g. mortgages, loans, credit card balance).

Please include the value of any businesses that you own, but do not include the value of cars and jewellery.
Do you have a personal net worth of more than CAD$100,000?   

Canadian Job Offer
A Canadian employer has provided you with a written job offer and is interested in hiring you now, or once you become a Permanent Resident. With a genuine Canadian job offer, you may be qualified for certain fast-track Canadian immigration programs.
Do you have a written job offer from a Canadian employer?     
  • To help us better assess your job offer, we need to classify the occupation according to the Government of Canada's National Occupation Classification system.
  • Please search for an official occupation title by typing in one or two keywords that best describe the job offered to you, and then select the title from the drop-down list of options.
  • If there is no suitable occupation title in the drop-down list of options, then please type in the complete actual job title from the job offer.
Occupation:Search
Province:
Is this job offer related to your most recent field of study? Yes    No

Spouse/Common-Law Partner's Information
Your spouse/common-law partner's education, work experience, age, and language abilities may help you qualify for certain Canadian immigration programs.

How old is your Spouse/Common-Law Partner?

 years old

What is the highest level of education that your Spouse or Common-Law Partner has completed?
What is the highest post-secondary degree, or diploma that your Spouse or Common-Law Partner has completed?
Type of Study: Field of Study:
Program Duration:
Please provide your Spouse or Common-Law Partner's OCCUPATION and total length of full-time work EXPERIENCE:
  • To help us better assess the occupation, we need to classify it according to the Government of Canada's National Occupation Classification system.
  • Please search for an official occupation title by typing in one or two keywords that best describe the occupation, and then select the title from the drop-down list of options.
  • If there is no suitable occupation title in the drop-down list of options, then please type in the occupation title.
Occupation:Search
Experience:

How well can your Spouse or Common-Law Partner speak and understand the French language?

Family and Friends in Canada
A family member is someone who is related to you or your spouse/common-law partner. With family and/or friends in Canada, you may qualify for certain fast-track Canadian immigration programs.
NOTE: Certain provinces allow step (e.g. step-brother) and in-law (e.g. sister-in-law) relationship for purpose of family sponsorship. If your family member has such a relationship, please provide complete information in the Questions and Comments section below.
Do you have any family members, relatives, or close friends living in Canada?     

Please list all your family members, relatives, and close friends who are currently living in Canada:

Questions and Comments
You may list any specific questions or concerns here. If you wish, you can also paste your resume/CV here.

Please use this space to send any specific questions, comments or additional information that may be relevant to your inquiry.

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