Your profile

Your profile is the one place Lexpoint stores the facts about you. Your ImmiReport is calculated from it. Your program eligibility is checked against it. When a case is opened, IRCC forms are pre-filled from it. The same work, education, and certificate records, plus your name and contact details, are composed into a résumé you can download. There is no second résumé to keep in sync.

That is why the profile is exhaustive rather than brief. A missing language test or an imprecise work-history date does not just leave a gap on this page — it changes the score you see everywhere else.

In this section

🔗How your profile is usedWhich screens read which fields, and what recalculates when you edit.🪪Personal informationName, date of birth, citizenship, marital status, and current status in Canada.💼Work experienceAdding a job, NOC classification, hours, and continuity.⭐Your primary jobWhat "primary" means, what it drives, and how to change it.🎓EducationCredentials, ECAs, and Canadian versus foreign study.🗣️Language testsIELTS, CELPIP, TEF, TCF — entering results and how CLB is derived.👨‍👩‍👧Family and dependantsSpouse, children, and how family affects your options.📨Job offersRecording an offer, and what makes one count.📜Certificates and licencesTrade certificates and professional licences.🏫Letters of acceptanceStudy permit inputs from a designated learning institution.💵Annual incomeWhere income is used and where it is not.✅Profile completenessWhat "complete" means per section, and the legacy review flag.