I will review your Canada PNP PR eligibility

This listing is a Canada provincial nominee (PNP) permanent residence eligibility review built from your intake, not a form mill. I compare your nationality, current status, education, language results, employment letters, family composition, prior IRCC history, and hard deadlines to whether a PNP-linked PR path is even plausible and what still must be proven.

PNP buyers search by stream fit, provincial nomination, Express Entry linkage, and evidence of work, education, ties, or job-offer facts. I make the stream-level assumptions and evidence gaps visible instead of treating every provincial pathway as interchangeable.

You receive written findings on fit and sequencing, an evidence checklist, and a next-step roadmap. Basic includes an eligibility checklist and roadmap. Standard adds a strategy memo and review of your questionnaire plus key documents. Premium extends package-prep support, longer Q&A, and more revision rounds. Delivery and revision counts follow the tier you buy (5 / 7 / 14 days; 1 / 2 / 3 revisions).

This fits people comparing work-to-PR or nominee routes who need a lawyer’s read of strengths, thin spots, and what to gather next. It is a poor match if you want a promised approval, anonymous templates, or court or appeal work without a separate retainer. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and representation before IRCC remain outside this package unless we open another engagement.

I am Meghan Felt, a Canadian immigration lawyer licensed in Newfoundland and Labrador (LL.B., University of New Brunswick, 2010; B.A., Memorial University, 2006). Practice focus includes permanent residence, work permits, and study permits. Consult discussion may be in English or French; I will not invent missing evidence or IRCC outcomes. Start with the required goal paragraph, status, passports, filings history, education/language, employment letters, and family list.