One profile. 66 programs, checked.
Build your immigration profile once. Lexpoint checks it against 66 permanent residence programs and Canada’s labour-market data, and connects you to licensed professionals and your employer when you need them.
Free educational tools. Not legal or immigration advice.
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One profile · sample data
- Occupation
- Software developer · 21232
- In Canada
- Toronto, ON · work permit
- Canadian work
- 3 years 2 months
- Language
- IELTS General · CLB 9
- Education
- Diploma · Seneca Polytechnic
- Employer
- Northwind Labs Inc.
- Family
- Spouse, accompanying
- CRS score
- 481
Sample profile. This describes the highlighted source, not your account.
Provincial programs
Each province’s published program guides
Reads
What it shows
Which provincial streams name your occupation, and what each one still needs from your profile.
Sample profile. Sources and counts are real.
ImmiReport
66 programs, requirement by requirement.
Where your profile stands
What each program asks for, and what your profile already shows.
- Express Entry, family sponsorship, the Atlantic program, Quebec and 52 provincial nominee streams, in one list.
- Each program lists its requirements: the ones your profile shows, and the ones still missing.
- Visitor visa, eTA and study permit options alongside.
For candidates in the Express Entry pool
Your CRS score against every recent round.
- Each requirement, the regulation it comes from, and the part of your profile that shows it.
- Your score next to the cutoffs of recent rounds for the program.
- The simulator shows what a new test result or a nomination would change, before you change anything. Pro
For choosing a job, a city or a province
Your occupation, read against Canada’s labour-market data.
- Where your wage sits in the published range for your job and region.
- The provincial programs that name your occupation, local demand by month, and the three-year outlook.
- Employers that received a positive LMIA for your occupation near you.
Design previews with a sample profile; some labels and layouts are rolling out in the app. Results are calculations from what was entered and the published rules as of 14 October 2026, not decisions: IRCC or the province decides. Draw cutoffs and the wage range are published figures.
Status and deadlinesRolling out
Your permits, your dates, your days in Canada.
Every document that defines your status, with the date it ends, and a timeline of the crossings and milestones behind it.
- End dates for your passport, permits, visitor record and biometrics
- Border crossings and IRCC milestones on one timeline, with proof for each
- Days in Canada, and for permanent residents the residency obligation and citizenship counts
- Reminders before a document expires In development
Connections
One record, shared on your terms.
Your assigned licensed firm can view your ImmiReport and profile from sign-up. Every other connection starts with you, and each sees only what its connection lists.
A licensed professional
Today one firm offers its services on Lexpoint: Immigratic. You can also work with any licensed consultant or lawyer outside Lexpoint.
- 1Book and pay for a consultation
- 2Review the professional’s proposal
- 3Sign the agreement and pay the deposit
- 4Work on your case together in Case Studio
They see
ImmiReportProfileYour case and its documents, once you hire themYou control
Representation starts only with an agreement you sign. A read-only link works for a representative outside Lexpoint.
Your employer
Your employer invites you through Lexpoint Workforce. Nothing is shared until you accept.
- 1Accept the invitation
- 2Request employment letters
- 3Request time away
They see
Name, email and photoWhether your identity is confirmedWhether your profile says you are in Canada on a work or study permitYour permit end date, once it can come from your checked permit (not shared today)Jobs in your work history that name your employerThe letter and time-away requests you sendYou control
Never your ImmiReport, your plans or your documents. You can end the connection at any time.
Your schoolIn development
For students and graduates. Your studies and letters of acceptance already live on your profile.
- 1Add your studies and letters of acceptance
- 2Find your school on IRCC’s list of designated learning institutions
- 3Connect with your school’s international office
They see
Only what you choose to shareYou control
School connections are in development. Nothing is shared with a school today.
Every account also has an assigned licensed firm. How Lexpoint works →
AI
Lexi is built in. Your own AI assistant can connect too.
Lexi reads your profile and your ImmiReport, answers questions about your own file, and proposes changes for you to confirm. With Pro you choose the AI engine behind it, and as the private beta opens, you can connect the assistant you already use.
- Answers about your own file, in plain language
- Looks up the latest rounds and processing times
- Proposes changes; nothing is saved until you confirm
- Connect your own assistant through MCP Private beta
Lexi is software. It explains what is in your account; for advice, talk to a licensed consultant or lawyer. Your employer and firms on Lexpoint cannot read your Lexi conversations. AI providers process your messages to answer them.
Your own AI assistantPrivate beta
Connect ChatGPT, or another MCP assistant, with your permission. What it reads goes to that assistant’s provider.
Google Drive
Pick documents from your Drive. Lexi can save drafts and packages back to it.
Telegram
New rounds and account updates on your phone, alongside email.
Sign in with Google
Or with an email link. Add two-step verification in Settings.
Privacy and data residency
Stored in Canada.
Your immigration record holds the most sensitive facts of your life. Lexpoint stores it in Canada, encrypts it, and shows you who has access.
Read the privacy policyCanadian data residency
Your profile and documents are stored in Canada, in the Montreal region.
Encrypted
In transit and at rest.
Access you can see
Settings shows your assigned firm, share links and connected organizations.
Never sold
No advertising networks and no data brokers.
Services outside Canada, disclosed
AI processing, error monitoring, email, payments and identity checks run outside Canada. The privacy policy lists them by category.
Our own AI, hosted in CanadaIn development
Lexpoint’s own models, targeted for the end of 2026.
Pricing
Free to use. Pro for speed and convenience.
ImmiReport Pro is a subscription to the platform. Professional services are separate, and each professional sets their own fees.
Free
- Your profile, family and work history
- ImmiReport across 66 programs
- Lexi, with a monthly allowance
- Share links with a PIN and an expiry date
ImmiReport Pro · CAD 29 a month
A Lexpoint software plan. No advice, assessment or representation.
- A larger Lexi allowance, and your choice of AI engine
- Instant refresh of every program, and the simulator
- NOC Intelligence and Letter & NOC Compare
- Your own AI assistant via MCP (private beta, opening to Pro)
Professional services
Provided by the professional, under their own agreement and fees.
- Consultations
- Representation on an application
- Case Studio, once you hire them
How Lexpoint works
The rules every account runs on.
The same six rules apply to every individual on Lexpoint, whoever they work with.
- Lexpoint is a platform
- Lexpoint provides software and educational tools. It does not give legal or immigration advice, and it does not represent you before IRCC or a province.
- Every account has a licensed firm
- At sign-up, Lexpoint assigns a licensed firm to answer your questions. It can view your ImmiReport and profile, including work history and family details, read-only. Unless a link named another firm, it is Immigratic, which also provides services to employers through Lexpoint Workforce and may provide them to your employer. You cannot remove or replace your assigned firm in Settings yet.
- Representation takes your signature
- A professional acts for you only under a written agreement you sign, at fees they set. Viewing your report does not make a firm your representative.
- You can see who has access
- Settings shows your assigned firm, share links and connected organizations. Your employer never sees your ImmiReport, plans or documents.
- Your record is stored in Canada
- Your profile and documents are stored in Canada and encrypted in transit and at rest.
- A subscription pays for the platform
- ImmiReport Pro buys speed, convenience and AI capacity. It never buys advice, an assessment of your case or a professional’s time.
Questions
Questions people ask.
Start with one profile.
Create a free account, build your profile once, and see where it stands.
Free educational tools. Not legal or immigration advice.
Who provides what
The platform. Lexpoint Inc. provides the Lexpoint platform and its free educational tools, including ImmiReport and Lexi, and the ImmiReport Pro subscription. Lexpoint is not a law firm or an immigration consultancy. It does not give legal or immigration advice, does not provide immigration or legal services, does not represent you, and is not affiliated with the Government of Canada.
Professional services. Advice and representation are provided by regulated professionals, under their own terms and fees. Today one firm offers its services on Lexpoint: Immigratic, a firm of licensed immigration consultants. Its consultants are licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Public register: register.college-ic.ca.
ImmiReport and Lexi work from what you enter and from published program rules. Their results are general information, not a decision on your case: the Government of Canada and the provinces decide every application. Prices are in Canadian dollars.