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Your name and phone live on the Profile Info tab at Settings → Account. Your email sits there too, but read-only.

The Profile Info tab, with the locked email field and the phone number field.
The Profile Info tab, with the locked email field and the phone number field.

First Name and Last Name are free text. Edit them and press Save Changes; a Changes saved successfully! confirmation appears.

Email Address is displayed with a padlock and cannot be edited. The page says so directly: Email cannot be changed. Contact support if needed.

The reason is not arbitrary. Lexpoint has no password — you sign in with Google or with a magic link sent to this address — so your email is not merely a contact field. It is the credential itself, and it is what your notifications and every access grant on your account are keyed to, including case access other people hold. Changing it is a support operation with checks, not a text field. Raise it through Help & Support.

Phone Number accepts international E.164 format only: a plus sign, the country code, then the number, with no spaces or punctuation. The placeholder shows the shape — +16134561234. A number in any other format is rejected by the field.

The label carries a status pill:

PillMeaning
Not addedNo number saved
UnverifiedA number is saved but has not been confirmed by SMS
VerifiedThe saved number has been confirmed
  1. Enter your number in E.164 format and press Verify phone. The button only appears once there is a number to verify.
  2. A dialog opens — Verify your phone — showing the exact number the code will go to. If it is wrong, press Change number to go back to the field.
  3. Press Send code.
  4. Enter the code you receive under Verification code, then press Confirm.

Once confirmed, the pill turns Verified, and Lexpoint stores the verified number as your displayed phone number so the two can never drift apart.

The page is upfront that this happens: Some countries/carriers may block verification SMS — you can still save your number and verify later.

Press Save Changes to keep the number as Unverified. Your account works; the number is on file for contact. You can verify it later from the same panel, or try a different number.

The Account Details tab on the same page is read-only. It is where you check a fact about your account rather than change one.

FieldWhat it tells you
Account TypeClient, Immigration Consultant (RCIC), Employer, Agent, Support, or Dependent
Access LevelStandard, Premium, Enterprise, or Admin
PlanFree or Pro
Total AssessmentsHow many assessments are on your account
Member SinceThe date you joined
Last LoginWhen you last signed in — or Current session if there is no earlier record
Account StatusActive or Inactive

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the email address on my Lexpoint account?

Not yourself. The email field is read-only and the page says "Email cannot be changed. Contact support if needed." Lexpoint sign-in is passwordless, so this address is the credential your account, your case access, and your record are all keyed to.

Why is my phone number rejected?

The field accepts international E.164 format only — a plus sign, the country code, then the number, as in +16134561234. No spaces, dashes, or brackets.

What if the verification SMS never arrives?

You can save the number unverified and carry on. The page states that some countries and carriers may block verification SMS, and that you can still save your number and verify later.