What ImmiReport is

ImmiReport takes the profile you built and evaluates it against every immigration program Lexpoint covers, then keeps that evaluation current as your profile changes. It is the calculated layer of your Lexpoint account: nothing on it is typed in by hand.

What it covers

Lexpoint splits coverage into permanent residence and temporary residence.

Permanent residence — the hub lists these families, each with its own hub and detail pages:

Family	What Lexpoint evaluates
Express Entry	FSW, CEC, FST, plus the category streams — French, Healthcare, STEM, Trade, Education
Ontario (OINP)	Workforce Priority pathways, TEER 0-3 and TEER 4-5
Québec (PSTQ)	Three skilled worker streams, with an Arrima score
BCPNP	Skilled Worker plus the Health, Childcare, Education, Veterinary, and Construction lanes
AAIP	Tourism, Opportunity, Dedicated Health Care, Accelerated Tech, and the Alberta Express Entry stream
SINP	Tech, Health, Students, Agriculture, Existing Work Permit, and the three ISW streams
MPNP	Career Employment, Skilled Worker in Manitoba, and Skilled Worker Overseas
NSNP	Graduate, Physician, Construction, Skilled Worker, Occupations in Demand, and the EE streams
PEIPNP	Skilled Worker, Critical Worker, Occupations in Demand, Graduate, Intermediate Experience, EE
NLPNP	Skilled Worker, International Graduate, and Express Entry Skilled Worker
NBPNP	Eight pathways across Skilled Worker, Strategic Initiative, and Express Entry
Atlantic Immigration	Worker and International Graduate pathways
Family Sponsorship	Spouse and common-law sponsorship

A program that Lexpoint cannot assess from the facts in a profile is not shown, rather than shown with a verdict it cannot support.

Temporary residence — visitor visa (TRV), eTA, and study permit are assessed. The work permit page exists but is labelled Coming soon: stream matching is not built yet, so Lexpoint shows the processing time and says plainly that it cannot yet tell you which stream fits.

What it does not do

• It does not apply for anything. ImmiReport is an assessment surface. Filing happens through a case, after a retainer.
• It does not state immigration law. Lexpoint evaluates your facts against criteria published by IRCC and the provinces. For the criteria themselves, and for research on how programs work, see immigratic.com.
• It does not replace advice. A calculated result is not an opinion on your case. Book a consultation when you need one.
• It is only as good as your profile. Every number is derived from what you entered. A missing language test does not lower your score — it makes several programs undecidable.

Unlocking it

ImmiReport needs four profile sections before it will show scores:

1. Personal Info — date of birth, citizenship country, and marital status must all be present
2. Work History — at least one entry
3. Education — at least one entry
4. Language — at least one test

Until all four hold data, the report page shows a Complete Your Profile card in place, naming the sections still missing, with a Complete profile button and a Complete with Lexi → link. Lexpoint does not bounce you to the profile without explanation.

If your account was migrated from Lexpoint’s earlier system, you are asked to confirm those four sections are still accurate before scores appear. The card reads Confirm your migrated profile.

Screenshot coming soonThe ImmiReport page before unlock, listing the profile sections still to complete.

When it recalculates

Nothing is recalculated when you save. Saving marks your report for recalculation, and a scheduled job picks it up.

What marks it. A change to any of these queues your report:

• personal info
• work history
• education history
• language tests
• job offers
• letters of acceptance
• trade certificates
• income
• family members, including your spouse or partner
• the profile of a partner linked to your account through a household link — their edits queue your report too

What you see. A strip across the top of every ImmiReport page reads Your changes are queued. Immireport will refresh within 24 hours. Hovering it says Your profile changed, so this report is queued for recalculation. Scores and eligibility refresh automatically within 24 hours. The save confirmation in your profile says the same.

Your first report. Lexpoint creates your report record as soon as your profile has data, and queues it like any other change. Once the four sections above hold data, the report unlocks and the scheduled job calculates it.

On demand, with ImmiReport Pro. Pro accounts get a Refresh button beside the report title and a Refresh now link on the strip. It recalculates scores, eligibility, and rankings for every program at once, shows a confirmation, and reloads the page. Free accounts see the Refresh button and a Skip the wait → link on the strip, each with a Pro badge; both open the upgrade panel rather than recalculating.

Automatic refresh is included free. Pro buys you the timing, not the calculation.

Screenshot coming soonThe strip shown after a profile edit — queued for recalculation within 24 hours, with the Pro option on the right.

Freshness at a glance

Beside the CRS score is a small badge. When the report is current it reads Up to date, and hovering it shows when the last recalculation ran — just now, 42 min ago, 3 days ago. When the report is queued the badge disappears entirely, because the strip at the top of the page is already saying so; Lexpoint never shows two competing freshness messages.

Related

• Reading your report — the layout and how to navigate it
• Scores and how they are calculated — what feeds each number
• Your profile — the input to everything here
• Sharing your report — sending a read-only copy