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Gather required documents (e.g.  \nlanguage test, ECA)  \n2. Create EE profile  \n4. eAPR submission  \n5. IRCC Requests (if applicable)  \n6. PR Approval / Landing  \n7. PR Card  \n10  \n14 April 2026  \nComprehensive Ranking System (CRS)  \n\n| Maximum points awarded = 1200 points: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Core Factors | Up to 500 points |\n| Skills Transferability | Up to 100 points |\n| Provincial Nomination | 600 points |\n| Additional (\"Bonus\") Points | 15-50 points |\n\nSelf-Assessment Tool: Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry)  \n11  \nExpress Entry Process-Getting started  \n􀂄 Renew your Passport!!  \n􀂄 Review the IRCC website  \no  EE Completeness Check  \no IRCC guidance for your specific category  \n􀂄 Steps for Express Entry Application Process:  \n1. Gather required documents  \n2. Create Express Entry Profile  \n3. 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