Self Assessment
Tool (SAT)
- 1The process is totally anonymous.We are not asking any of your personal information unless you decide to go further and build your plan for immigration with us.
- 2No documents requiredFor the self-assessment you do not need to have any of the officially confirmed documents to prove your declaration.
- 3No pressureThis self-assessment is one of the first steps in your immigration journey. We do understand, immigration is a big life change and requires a huge effort from you. So, take your time – the better you are prepared the easier and faster it will go after.
Benefits of using SAT:
· Save time on information self-search
· Save money on consultants
Only 30 minutes of your time is needed. SAT questionary mimics the assessment tools from www.canada.ca, so you can test the official process without any negative consequences. Furthermore, at the end you will get the report with your results and recommendations from us.
Self-assessment and the report will help you to:
· Become familiar with the selection process.
· Understand your chances and options.
· Get a vision what to do and where to start
Report has 5 parts:
· Eligibility Assessment – you will know if you are eligible to immigrate to Canada
· Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Assessment - you will receive your scores, those scores comparison to “Express Entry ideal candidate” profile and recommendation for improvements – so you can easily understand what can be done to improve your scores
· Chances Assessment – your scores will be compared with cut-off in the latest Express Entry round of selection – so you can understand your chances to be chosen from a pool of candidates and your options if your scores are lower.
· Time estimation – how much time may be needed to receive your PR
· List of documents – you will get the recommendation on the documents needed for immigration process
- We are not responsible for your answers and/or your actions. You can always explore everything by yourself on www.canada.ca – an official source of information.
- Assessment and recommendations are made automatically based on your answers. If you provide incorrect or false information – you will get useless results.
- Your self-assessment may differ from the official assessment. For example, your Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) from the approved organizations may not confirm your education level. Or official language test may show lower or higher results.
- To start the official immigration process, you will need to have an official confirmation of your work experience, education and language level, as well as other information. We will provide you with the list of required documents in the report.
- It may be the difference when it comes to the real application process. We are trying our best to stay up to date, but some changes may occur, and time is needed to implement those changes into our tool.
- We are not keeping your report, so please print it or save it as PDF.
- This self-assessment is a surface cut. If you would like to dig deeper, please contact us.
- Julia ShkotzThanks to this tool I was able to estimate my chances to immigrate to Canada. I was not sure about my specialisation NOC category, but once I figured it out, I got more points and now I am more secure about starting the process.
- Valeria and DanielGreat tool! We've been thinking about immigration for a while but every time got confused with all the amount of information. Start Over in Canada put it all together and created very useful tool that highlights your pros and cons and directs you what to do next.
- Edward CarrI used this tool just to check the results that I was getting through the official system. The numbers were the same, but the report gave me so much guidance how I have improve it.
- Eligibility Assessment – you will know if you are eligible to immigrate to Canada
- Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Assessment - you will receive your scores, those scores comparison to “Express Entry ideal candidate” profile and recommendation for improvements – so you can easily understand what can be done to improve your scores
- Chances Assessment – your scores will be compared with cut-off in the latest Express Entry round of selection – so you can understand your chances to be chosen from a pool of candidates and your options if your scores are lower.
- Time estimation – how much time may be needed to receive your PR
- List of documents – you will get the recommendation on the documents needed for immigration process
Important to understand:
All the final decisions are made by IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Immigration to Canada) based on your official application. We can navigate you and help you to be better prepared to the process arming you with the information about immigration and life in Canada.
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