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Your own next step

Maria is made up. A real assessment starts from your own answers, and so does everything it finds.

Global Compass Individual

What you get, and when

Free

A few questions that decide the outlook for your goal.
The outlook, the paths that came up and the kinds of barrier; for Express Entry, where your estimated score falls in IRCC’s pool.
Prepared automatically, not reviewed by a lawyer, and not legal advice.

What Maria’s free preview showed

We need a bit more information

9 requirements checked from the quick check: 2 looked good, 7 needed more information. About 32 more questions would follow in the full assessment.

$50, one time

In Canadian dollars, after the free preview and before the rest of the questions.

The rest of the questions; your quick check answers are kept, so you never repeat them.
Every requirement with the reasons, your exact scores where they apply, and the official page behind each.
Your action plan and next steps, like Maria’s sample report.
Built on rules our lawyers approve; a lawyer reviews anything unusual before it’s released.

Going through it with a lawyer is a consultation: a separate service, with its own fee explained before you book.

Every case is different. Results are never guaranteed, and only the government decides.

A preliminary assessment isn’t a full legal opinion, and there’s no lawyer and client relationship unless you sign a written agreement.