Farjad Pour Mohammad, RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Verixa Test Practice Ontario, Canada1.01 review
- CICC licence TEST001
- Entitled to practise
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- Identity verified
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Areas of practice
- Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
- Category-Based: Healthcare
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Helpful guides
Updates & PolicyUnderstanding the Latest March 31 Express Entry Draw Specifics
On March 31, 2026, the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Express Entry draw issued 2,250 invitations to apply for permanent residence. Candidates needed a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 509 or higher due to a reduced number of invitations. This article delves into what influenced the increased CRS cutoff and outlines expectations for upcoming immigration draws.
Updates & PolicyMajor Express Entry Draw Invites Thousands of CEC Candidates in March Finale
In the final Express Entry draw of March 2026, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada issued 2,250 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates with a minimum CRS score of 509. This draw highlights the emphasis on candidates possessing Canadian work experience, aligning with the 2026 strategy of prioritizing skilled domestic talent. This significant event is part of a broader pattern of targeting specific immigration categories in response to Canada's economic needs.
Immigration GuidesOttawa's '30 Days or Free' Passport Policy: What You Need to Know
This article explores Ottawa's new '30 days or free' policy for issuing passports—a federal move offering Canadians a refund if their passports take over 30 business days to process. The piece delves into the reasons for implementing this policy, public reaction, and how it affects Canadian citizens and permanent residents amidst increased pricing.