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If it's free assessment you are looking for, you have two options: You can email us your resume or fill out the assessment sheet here. If you decide to send your resume, please note the information we require to do a full assessment: guidelines to resume.
Please note that if you don't include information about your spouse, common-law partner or a fianc/e that you want to include your application, we will assume that you are single. Omission of a partner may result in negative assessment.
If you would like to order paid assessment, please fill out the detailed questionnaire. You can submit it by pressing the button on the bottom of the questionnaire. However, we will look at it only after we receive your payment. You can expect the detailed report one week after we receive your payment, not after we receive the filled out form.
You may want to look at all services and packages that we offer before you decide to proceed. You are of course welcome to browse our website to read more about what we do and how we do it and about immigration to Canada in general.
We look forward to working with you.
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