Express Entry
A ranking system for federal skilled files. We set up the profile, watch invitation rounds, and keep documents ready if an invitation arrives.
Check eligibility
Profile review
CRS and PNP options
File through landing
Who Express Entry is for
People with skilled work, a language test, and an education credential that can be assessed. Federal skilled worker, Canadian experience, and skilled trades sit in the same pool. A provincial nomination can raise the rank sharply.
Check eligibilityA clear process
Start with a profile. If the route fits, a processing team owns checklists and timelines. If it does not, you leave with a honest no — not a push into the wrong product.
Check eligibilityShare your profile
We map a pathway
File with a processing desk
If you are unsure, talk to the Educorn desk before you file.
What a Canada file usually needs
Lists change with the stream and with government rules. This is the shape of a complete file, not a substitute for an official checklist.
Check eligibilityLanguage test (IELTS, CELPIP, or TEF where it fits)
Educational credential assessment when the route needs it
Skilled work letters that show duties, hours, and dates
Proof of funds unless you are exempt
Police and medicals at the right stage
Provincial nomination if that is the realistic boost
Express Entry document list built around your stream, not a generic pack
What Educorn handles
Consultation, a written pathway, document checklists, and filing support sit with one country desk. Government fees and decisions stay with the authority. We stay with the file through questions and, when you ask, landing next steps.
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Frequently asked questions
Short answers for this pathway. For the full desk list, visit the FAQ.
Visit the FAQHow long does a express entry file usually take?
Government timelines for Canada change. Educorn gives a current range after we see your documents, not a promise on this page.
Do you guarantee a visa?
No consultancy can. We prepare a complete, honest file and stay with you through questions from the authority.
What do you need from me first?
A short profile: destination, education, English, and work years. That is enough for a first pathway map during business hours.
