How to Improve Your Express Entry CRS Score
There are many people with Express Entry scores in the high 300s who are waiting for the required points to drop lower. Instead of waiting and hoping that CRS scores will go low enough for you to get an Invitation to Apply, there are things you can do now to increase your CRS score.
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Whats Your Express Entry Score? Calculate your Express Entry Score here https://www.ackahlaw.com/resources/check-your-express-entry-score
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Retake you language assessment
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Have your spouse / common-law partner take the language assessment
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Take the language assessment for your second language (English or French)
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Additional points will be awarded for candidates with strong French skills
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Have your education assessed
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Your spouse or common-law partner can earn education points
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Increase your skill transferability score by increasing your language or education scores
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Evaluate whether your spouse or common-law partner will score higher than you as the principal applicant
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Candidates with siblings who are over the age of 18 years and are a Canadian citizen or permanent residents get extra points
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Provincial nomination can dramatically increase an applicants’ CRS score
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An immigration professional can review and suggest how to update your profile after it is submitted, which in some cases may add additional points
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For more information about how to increase your CRS score, read the full article at https://www.ackahlaw.com/news/11-ways-to-increase-your-express-entry-crs-score.
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For more information about the Express Entry process, contact us today at (587) 324-2232 Ext. 100 or 1-800-932-1190 or email us directly at contact@ackahlaw.com.
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