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You can now connect Google Drive in Settings → Integrations. Once it is connected, you can choose files from your Drive when you upload to a case, save a copy of your application package into your own Drive, and ask Lexi to write a letter or an ImmiReport summary as a Google Doc.
You can now download a professional résumé of the facts in your Lexpoint profile — name, contact, work, education, and certificates. It is composed from those records when you download, so there is no second résumé to keep in sync. Your spreadsheet or JSON data export is unchanged.
Consultations now opens on all of your sessions — upcoming, completed, and cancelled — instead of only what is next. Each session has its own page, with booking details and a summary after the meeting when notes are published.
Lexpoint now keeps official Canadian sources in-house, refreshed on a daily cycle, so the product can read from the source instead of a one-off scrape.
That includes Corporations Canada, ESDC’s TFWP LMIA employer lists, IRCC’s published non-compliant employers, IRCC monthly permanent and temporary resident volumes, ESDC OaSIS occupations, Job Bank wages, Job Bank postings, and 3-year employment outlooks — with Canadian towns mapped to Statistics Canada economic regions so labour-market figures can sit on a real place.
They already feed what you see: wages on Canadian work, the job named on a profile record, company facts on employment letters, and employer checks against the public lists.
Work, education, language tests, certificates, job offers, and letters of acceptance now scan as a timeline rather than a stack of busy cards. The immigration details are still there when you open a record — the list itself is the progress of your file.
When your session is about to end, Lexpoint asks you to stay signed in. One click keeps you on the same page. An unattended screen is signed out when the hour is up.
When you add a job or a job offer, and the NOC on that record covers more than one kind of work, you can record which one it was. It is optional, it lives on the profile record, and Lexi can read it. It is not a second immigration code.
When an employer has confirmed a role, you can copy those terms onto your work history from Workforce — Match this job, then Use these terms. The employer does not edit your profile; you choose whether to take the confirmed title, dates, and related facts.
A worker must confirm their identity before they can request or receive an employment letter, and a teammate must confirm theirs before they can sign one. Letters stay tied to people Lexpoint has actually checked.
Employers can put a company logo on employment letters and choose what prints in the letterhead — company name, phone, and email. The letters themselves were restyled so the signature stays with the closing, and verified business facts can print on the page.
Spouse and common-law sponsorship is now available in beta. The forms have been rebuilt against the official blanks, including the co-signer sections and the document checklist, with the questionnaire following the official parts. Speak to your representative about whether it fits your situation.
Lexpoint now prompts you to turn on two-step verification once your first case opens, rather than leaving it to be found in settings. Because signing in uses a link sent to your email rather than a password, an authenticator app is what stops someone with access to your inbox reaching your file. We recommend turning it on.
All four PSTQ streams have their own pages. Provincial programmes are also no longer marked Beta.
When an employer invites you, you accept from your own account — never theirs — and you can end the connection whenever you want. Your immigration profile, ImmiReport, documents, and cases are not part of that connection. You can also request an employment letter and preview the draft before it is issued.
Education, work history, language tests, personal details and the rest now open as full pages with clear sections, instead of a cramped modal. The case conversation is also reachable from every page of a case rather than only some.
Lexi can now run on a choice of engines, and the settings page explains what each one is suited to. The free engine remains available to everyone.
The BC PNP now covers the Care and Construction categories, each with its own scoring, and the Atlantic Immigration Program has been added. The permanent residence hub is now grouped into Federal and Provincial, so it is clear which stream a programme belongs to.
Every program page, your scores, and share links are free. Pro adds the simulator, instant recalculation, multiple job offers, and the access log for shared reports.
Draw charts are now scaled to the cut-off scores themselves, so the trend is legible instead of being flattened by your own score. Program pages also got a proper mobile pass.
Program pages now follow one shape: what the programme requires, then how you compare. Requirements come first deliberately — knowing how competitive you are means nothing until you know whether you clear the gate.
Visitor visas, eTA, study permits, and work permits each have their own page in ImmiReport, with the same structure as the permanent residence programmes and real processing times.
Adding applicants, verifying your phone, and connecting Telegram all happen on the proposal itself rather than sending you elsewhere and back. Identity verification can now be completed in place too.
Preparing a submission is now split into two steps. Mapping is where your documents are matched to the upload slots the government portal offers — several of yours can be merged into one slot, in the order you choose. Packages is where the finished files are generated. Applications also carry their government file number now, and anything the government asks for after submission is tracked against the application it belongs to.
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Product guides now live at docs.lexpoint.io — starting with a walkthrough of submitting documents. We’ll keep growing this library as new features ship.
The BC PNP Skilled Worker stream now has its own page in ImmiReport, with your score broken down, the requirements it checks, and the draw history behind it.
You can now protect your account with an authenticator app, from Settings → Account. Because signing in uses a link sent to your email rather than a password, an authenticator app is what stops someone with access to your inbox reaching your file.
