Ann McCoy
Canada CRS profile audits and employer work-permit role reviews
About Me
Engagements open with the papers you already have: CRS inputs, job offer language, and role duties. I read those materials, write findings, and map where the facts line up or fall short. Ann McCoy works as a Canada immigration consultant on Express Entry scoring and employer-tied work-permit roles—not as counsel or a filing representative.
Send the Express Entry printout, language results, work history, and the employer’s role description first. I review that record, mark gaps and inconsistencies, and return a written summary of how the profile or job story actually reads. Strategy talk comes after the evidence, not before it.
I am Ann McCoy. LinkedIn lists a Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law from Queen’s University; confirm that independently. This marketplace practice is consulting only. I do not claim RCIC status, a bar, or authority to file with IRCC.
Focus stays on two threads: Canada Express Entry CRS construction, and whether an employer work-permit role is internally coherent on duties, wages, and hiring context. I do not invent missing facts, promise invitations, or treat an audit as an application. Provincial streams I have not been asked to cover, and advocacy before IRCC, sit outside the brief.
This fit works if you can supply documents and want a second pair of eyes on a CRS file or a specific Canadian job offer. It is a poor match if you need someone to submit forms or appear on your behalf.