I will audit your Canada CEC PR filing roadmap

Your CEC permanent residence file is a stack of work history, language results, education, and family facts. I read those papers first, then write a Canada-focused roadmap you can use before you file.

CEC buyers usually need the Canadian work-experience record tested against the Express Entry story: NOC/TEER alignment, duties, dates, status, language results, and the evidence behind those entries. I use those specifics to make the review actionable.

I check the chronology you send: status, employment letters with duties and hours, credentials, language tests if taken, prior IRCC history, and who is in the household. I flag what is complete, what is thin, and what still needs gathering. I do not invent missing proof or promise IRCC approval.

You receive written findings tied to this CEC PR scope. Basic includes an eligibility checklist and next-step roadmap. Standard adds a strategy memo and document and evidence review. Premium extends package-prep support, longer Q&A, and more revision rounds. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court work stay outside unless we open a separate engagement.

This listing fits people aiming at Canadian Experience Class permanent residence who need sequencing and an evidence map, not a template or a guaranteed outcome. Appeals and litigation need a different retainer. Start with the required intake: goal paragraph, citizenships and status, Canada filing location, deadlines, prior refusals or RFEs as PDFs, passport bio pages, education and language results if any, employment letters, and family composition.

Martine Lefèvre practises as a CICC-regulated RCIC (registration on file). Specialties on file include permanent residence, work permits, and family sponsorship. Québec and Canada rules are applied only to the facts you upload.