How your profile is used
Your profile is not one of several places Lexpoint keeps facts about you. It is the only one. Every score, every eligibility check, and every pre-filled form starts from these records.
That is worth knowing in two directions: what an edit affects, and why an edit does not take effect instantly.
What reads what
Section titled “What reads what”| Profile section | Read by |
|---|---|
| Personal information | Your report, the shape of your dashboard and navigation, IRCC form prefill, the completeness gate, and the name and contact line on the résumé PDF. |
| Work experience | Your report’s skilled-work totals and the provincial checks based on skilled work. Also the occupation list when linking a certificate, and the Work Experience section of the résumé. |
| Education | Your report, including the DLI-linked details on Canadian credentials, and the Education section of the résumé. |
| Language tests | Your report. The test with the highest overall CLB is the one used. |
| Family and dependants | Accompanying-partner inputs in your report, the family size behind the pre-filled funding figure on a letter of acceptance, and applicants on cases and proposals. |
| Job offers | Provincial pathways in your report, and the primary offer named there. |
| Certificates and licences | Checks that require a credential, where an inactive one is ignored, and the Licences and certificates section of the résumé. |
| Annual income | Provincial streams that read an income figure. |
| Letters of acceptance | Study permit inputs. |
The same personal, work, education, and certificate records are composed into a résumé PDF when you download one. There is no second résumé to keep in sync — edit those records and download again. See privacy and your data.
Personal information reaches the furthest
Section titled “Personal information reaches the furthest”Four fields — your citizenship country, country of residence, current immigration status, and immigration goal — decide which version of Lexpoint you see. A Canadian citizen living in Canada, or a permanent resident, gets a different dashboard and a different set of cards from someone on a temporary status or living abroad. Changing any of those four can change what appears in your navigation.
What happens when you save
Section titled “What happens when you save”Saving a profile record does not recalculate your report. This is deliberate.
- The record is written and you see a confirmation — for example Changes saved! Your score will be updated shortly.
- Your report is marked as needing recalculation.
- A strip appears across your report pages: Immireport will refresh in a few minutes, with the longer explanation Your profile changed, so this report is queued for recalculation. Scores and eligibility refresh automatically.
- The recalculation runs on a schedule and the strip is replaced by an Up to date badge.
With ImmiReport Pro, the strip carries a Refresh now button that recalculates immediately. Without it, the strip offers the upgrade instead and the scheduled refresh runs either way.
Some derived flags follow the same pattern rather than updating live. The annual income page says so explicitly: a record over the threshold shows a neutral note until the recalculation sets the flag, then a green banner.
Profile data in IRCC forms
Section titled “Profile data in IRCC forms”When you fill in an IRCC form in a case, Lexpoint prefills it from your profile. The forms that do this today are IMM1294, IMM1295, IMM5257, IMM5708, IMM5709, and IMM5710, and the fields they pull are your first and last name, date of birth, citizenship country, country of residence, current immigration status, marital status, whether you have post-secondary education, and your email and phone.
Two rules matter here:
- Prefill fills the form, not the database. Values are placed into the form you are looking at; nothing is saved until you save the form.
- It never writes back. Editing a prefilled value in a form does not change your profile. To change the underlying fact, edit it in your profile.
Where a form is being filled for someone on a case, Lexpoint can prefill from that case’s applicant record instead, and from a previous application where one exists.
What your profile does not decide
Section titled “What your profile does not decide”Lexpoint calculates and displays. Whether you qualify for a programme, what a score means, and what IRCC or a province will do with an application are not product behaviour and are not asserted here. For that, see immigratic.com or book a consultation.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Privacy and your data — download a résumé of these records, or export the profile dump
- Profile completeness — the four sections that unlock your scores
- Your primary job — the clearest example of a record that drives less than its name suggests
- Personal information — the section with the widest reach
Frequently asked questions
Why has my score not changed after editing my profile?
Editing never recalculates on the spot. Saving marks your report as needing recalculation and it refreshes automatically within a few minutes. ImmiReport Pro adds a "Refresh now" button that does it immediately.
Does filling in an IRCC form change my profile?
No, and the reverse is true too — prefill copies profile values into the form you are filling in, and nothing is written back to your profile. Your profile is edited only from the profile pages.
Which profile records are shared across cases?
Your family directory is explicitly built as one reusable list rather than a per-application form. Profile records in general are yours, not a case's.