Canada PR Assessment Report
Your Canada PR assessment report compares published immigration requirements with the profile information you provide. Explore Express Entry and provincial nominee options, identify missing requirements and organize your next steps. Basic focuses on one province; Pro broadens the analysis across Canada.
One-time payment. PDF by email. No subscription.
Choose your Canada PR assessment report.
Basic focuses on one province. Pro broadens the analysis and adds a detailed plan. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
Basic
PDF within 24 hours
A focused overview for one province you choose.
- One-province screening
- CRS calculation and breakdown
- 5–10 page summary
- PDF delivered by email
Pro
Full analysisPDF within 48 hours
A broader comparison of pathways and requirements across Canada.
- Everything in Basic
- 80+ pathways in the analysis
- Pathways compared against your profile
- Missing requirements and gap analysis
- Occupation / NOC matching by actual duties
- Personalized 1-year planning outline
- Next steps if requirements are not met
- Choose from six report languages
- 100+ page detailed report
Choose your report language during the order process. The page language does not automatically set your order preference.
Check the requirements before ruling yourself out.
Different programs use different criteria. These questions deserve a closer look.
“My CRS score is too low.”
CRS is used within Express Entry. Other programs use their own criteria; a lower score does not explain every possible option.
“I have not lived here long enough.”
Check the specific work, education and residence requirements of each program. Time in Canada alone is not an eligibility test.
“I live in a smaller community.”
Community-based programs have designated locations, employer requirements and job-offer conditions. Check your actual location and offer.
“My occupation is not in demand.”
NOC classification is national. Provincial occupation priorities may differ; your code must match your actual duties.
“My permit expires soon.”
PR screening does not extend a permit or preserve status. Get qualified advice promptly about your status and deadlines.
“I could not find a suitable program.”
A structured review can bring scattered requirements together. Program openings and criteria must be confirmed with official sources.
Licensed professional or Canadianow Pro?
They serve different purposes. Choose the support that fits the decision you need to make.
| Service detail | Immigration lawyer / licensed consultant | Canadianow Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Professional advice based on your case and agreed scope | Informational screening and a written report |
| Price | Varies by professional and engagement | 39.90 CAD, one-time report |
| Delivery | Depends on availability and agreed work | PDF within 48 hours |
| Coverage | Agreed with the professional | 80+ pathways in the report analysis |
| Output | Advice and documents according to your engagement | 100+ page personalized PDF |
| Gaps and planning | Tailored advice within the agreed scope | Requirements comparison and 1-year planning outline |
| Report language | Depends on the professional | English, Turkish, French, Arabic, Chinese or Hindi |
| Representation | May be available under an engagement | Not included |
| Complex cases | Case-specific advice and professional judgment | Cannot replace individual professional advice |
| Updates | Depends on your engagement | A report reflects its preparation date; later changes require rechecking |
Canadianow is not a law firm or a licensed immigration consultancy. The report does not replace legal advice or representation.
Express Entry, PNP and other PR pathways.
The report brings relevant program requirements together for your research. Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and other pathways use different criteria. Verify current openings and deadlines with official sources.
Express Entry
FSWP · FSTP · CEC
PNP jurisdictions
Participating provinces and territories; Quebec has a separate system and Nunavut has no PNP.
Community pilots
RCIP · FCIP; community, employer and job-offer requirements apply.
Sponsorship
Relationship, sponsor and applicant requirements must be assessed.
Humanitarian considerations
Highly individual circumstances that require qualified advice.
Atlantic and Quebec
Separate program requirements and selection systems.
A personalized immigration report with clear next steps.
Understand the requirements, the information still missing and the questions to take to a licensed professional.
Profile-based comparisons
See how your supplied information relates to the requirements of relevant pathways.
A 1-year planning outline
Organize language tests, records and preparation tasks around your circumstances.
A clear gap analysis
Identify missing scores, experience or documents and what needs verification.
Occupation and NOC review
Match the classification to actual job duties, rather than changing a job title to fit a program.
Provincial differences
Compare occupation priorities, job-offer conditions and location requirements.
Options to investigate next
Separate promising research directions from requirements you have not yet met.
Canada PR assessment report: frequently asked questions
Is this legal immigration advice?
No. This is an informational report. A licensed immigration consultant or lawyer can provide advice specific to your case.
How does this differ from the IRCC website?
Official sources publish the requirements. The report organizes them against the profile information you provide; official rules remain authoritative.
What if I do not meet the requirements?
The report identifies missing requirements and questions to investigate. It does not promise that you can become eligible or be approved.
Does this protect my immigration status?
No. Ordering a report or applying for PR does not automatically extend a permit. Seek qualified advice about your specific status and deadlines.
Can I choose my report language?
Pro reports can be requested in English, Turkish, French, Arabic, Chinese or Hindi. Select the language in your order.
What is the difference between Basic and Pro?
Basic covers one province with a 5–10 page summary. Pro adds broader analysis, a gap review and a 1-year planning outline in a 100+ page report.
Do you need my SIN or bank login?
No. Do not provide a SIN or bank login in your profile. Payment processing is separate from the screening form.
