Prepare your Express Entry application, step by step
From your invitation to your final letter — build, check and prepare your application with a licensed immigration firm’s toolkit.
Your progress
Before ITA — Your Express Entry Profile
Complete your Express Entry profile
Complete or update your Express Entry profile using the information confirmed in Immiracle Assess. Already have a profile? You can move directly to the Profile Report below.
Check your Express Entry profile
Profile ReportCheck your Express Entry profile before submitting it to the pool, or run the report again whenever you update your profile.
Receive ITA
Invitation to Apply
IRCC has invited you to apply for permanent residence. Everything before this was preparation — everything after is your actual PR application.
Apply — PR Application
Assemble your documents
What do you file, and how do you package it for IRCC?
Check your complete PR application
PR ReportNow that your documents are assembled, does your complete PR application match what you prepared — and is anything still missing?
Prepare your final letter
OptionalIf your situation needs an explanatory letter, prepare one here — optional, only when it applies to you.
For a self-represented applicant, this may be your Cover Letter or Letter of Explanation. If you're working with a representative, they prepare your Submission Letter directly — this tool doesn't replace their professional review.
Stuck on any step?
A licensed RCIC can review where you stand and tell you what to do next. The assessment is free.
Start Free AssessmentAll tools are free — your results are already saved in this browser. Create an account to keep them if you switch devices or clear your browser, and to unlock Pro features as they launch.
Sign in / Sign up🎟️ How credits work
Short version: every calculator here is free forever. Credits only meter the AI features and the documents we generate for you.
- What are credits?
- Credits are how the AI-powered features are metered — things like analysing an uploaded document, a second opinion on a NOC code, or generating your Application Report. One credit is roughly one AI action; heavier actions cost more, and every button tells you its cost before you press it.
- Which tools are free — always?
- Every calculator is free forever, with no account and no credits: CRS, CLB conversion, work experience, proof of funds, government fees, program eligibility, processing times, and all the utilities. Uploading, merging, compressing and downloading documents are free too. Credits only apply to AI analysis and to generated documents you take away.
- How many do I get?
- A free account gets a monthly allowance that resets on the first of each month, and you can earn more as you work through your plan. Paid plans get a larger monthly allowance. You can also top up with a one-time Application Pass, or earn credits without paying (below).
- How do I earn credits without paying?
- Invite a friend — they get bonus credits when they join through your link, and you get credits once they actually start using the tools. You can also earn by completing your core profile (your NOC, work experience, language scores, program check and CRS score), by saving your plan to your account, and by setting a draw alert. If you find a real error in our data or content and we confirm it, we credit that too.
- Do credits expire?
- Your monthly allowance resets each month — it does not roll over. Credits you earn expire after a set period, and we show you when. Credits you buy never expire. When you use a feature, your monthly allowance is spent first, then earned credits (soonest to expire first), and your purchased credits last — so nothing is wasted.
- What credits are not
- Credits are a usage meter for the software, not money. They have no cash value, cannot be transferred or refunded for cash, and cannot be used to pay for or discount a consultation, an application review, or any other professional service — those are separate, and are always quoted and agreed in writing. Earned credits also do not upgrade your plan; a paid plan is the only way to get paid-plan features.
These tools give estimates to help you plan. They are not legal advice, and no tool can guarantee an outcome. For advice on your own situation, speak to a licensed RCIC.