Canada · Eligibility & Consultation

Document readiness review

A document readiness review checks that your documents meet IRCC's requirements before you apply, so that the application is not delayed or refused for missing or weak evidence.

Who it suits

Who this pathway suits

Applicants preparing any Canadian application who want an expert check of their evidence.

Eligibility

Eligibility at a glance

  • A target programme
  • Draft documents ready for review
Process

How the process works

  1. Agree the document checklist for your programme
  2. Review each document for format, content and consistency
  3. Identify gaps and how to fix them
  4. Final check before submission
Documents

Documents you will typically need

  • Your draft application documents
Good to know

What to keep in mind

Reference letters, proof of funds and translations are the most common problem areas.

Official source: Official source. Government authorities make all final decisions; no outcome is guaranteed.

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