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Client Assessment Form — Complete IRCC Intake
Explore Beyond Borders Inc. · 3768 Bathurst St., Toronto, ON M3H 3M7
EBBI: admin@explorebeyondborders.ca · (647) 780-4069
Atty. Garvida — Unit 306: (416) 638-1529 · explorebeyondborders.ca
Processed under the legal authority of Atty. George M. Garvida (LSO 68091D)
Form EBBI-GAF-2026-08-IRCC · Same questions as the online assessment · not legal advice
How to fill this out: Write dates as Day / Month / Year (e.g. 04 / 07 / 2026).
UCI / Client ID (if any): 0000-0000 or 00-0000-0000. Where a question does not apply, write N/A.
Print clearly in block letters. Use additional sheets labelled with the section name if needed.
Fill every line that applies so staff can type your IRCC online file without calling you back.
Return by mail, in person, or scan and email to admin@explorebeyondborders.ca. Expected response: 2–3 business days.
1. Personal Details
Mailing address — street and postal code are required for IRCC IMM 0008 / 5476. Do not write only the city.
2. Passport / Travel Document
4. Status in Canada
Check the physical permit document for expiry — the most common missing detail.
Currently in Canada? YesNo
3b. Current employment in Canada
Required if you are in Canada now — even if this job is also listed in the employment table. IRCC needs the Canadian employer on file. Write N/A on every line if you are not in Canada or not working.
9. Background Declaration (Schedule A)
Mirrors IRCC Schedule A background questions. Answer fully to avoid delays.
Previously applied to IRCC? YesNo
If Yes, list each prior application below — type, year, country, result, and file number. Do not leave this as a one-line explanation only.
Application type
Year
Country
Result (approved / refused / withdrawn)
File #
Ever refused a visa, permit, or entry (Canada or any country)? YesNo
Ever asked to leave, deported, or removed from any country? YesNo
Ever arrested, charged, or convicted of a crime in any country? YesNo
Currently subject to a removal order or refugee claim? YesNoNo indication / not sure
Any medical condition IRCC may consider relevant? YesNo
Biometrics completed for current application? YesNoNot sure
8. Family Ties in Canada
IMM 5406 needs parents’ names even if they are not coming to Canada. Write N/A only if unknown.
Spouse/partner is citizen or PRParent is citizen or PRSibling is citizen or PRChild is citizen or PRNone of the above
Dependent children? I have no dependent childrenI have dependent child(ren) — list below
List each child IRCC would ask about: name, date of birth, relationship, where they live, and status. Ages only is not enough.
Full name
Date of birth
Relationship
Location (city, country)
Status (in Canada / abroad)
Travel, work & education (IRCC copy-paste) — Travel
Have you lived or travelled outside your home country for 6+ months since age 18? YesNo
List every country lived in 6+ months since age 18 — determines police certificates needed. Most recent first. Leave To blank if you still live there.
Country
From (D/M/Y)
To (D/M/Y)
Purpose
6+ mo.?
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Attach additional sheet if more countries apply.
5b. Address history since age 18
IMM 5669 / personal history. List where you have lived since age 18 (city or street, country, dates). Better to write extra addresses now than to be asked later.
City / street address
Country
From (D/M/Y)
To (D/M/Y)
Travel, work & education (IRCC copy-paste) — Employment
Employment table — not education. Same IRCC copy-paste packet as travel. CRS / IRCC scoring needs a full job history — not a single “current occupation” line. Most recent first. Use current in To if still employed.
From
To
Company
Position
NOC
Hrs/wk
City
Country
Main duties
Travel, work & education (IRCC copy-paste) — Education
Education table — not employment. Same IRCC copy-paste packet as travel and work. List each school / credential on its own row — required for CRS education points and ECA.
From
To
Institution
Credential
Field of study
City
Country
9. Employer Offer & Relocation
Is an employer willing to hire you in Canada? YesNo
Open to relocating for PR purposes? YesNo
7. Language Test
Taken English or French test? YesNo
11. Pathway & Goal
Tick the IRCC pathway that applies. Staff use this to apply the extra questions — a goal alone (PR / work / study) is not enough.
Not sure — general assessmentExpress Entry / PRFamily sponsorshipWork permitStudy permitVisitor visa / eTACitizenshipPR card renewalCaregiverHumanitarian & compassionateRCIP / rural communityLMIA (employer)
Permanent residenceWork in CanadaStudy in CanadaVisit CanadaJoin family in CanadaCitizenship (already PR)Renew / replace statusNot sure — exploring
Status expiring within 30 daysStatus expiring within 60 daysStatus expiring within 90 days
11b. Pathway extras — fill the pack you ticked
Write N/A in unused packs. These match the online pathway questions.
Valid passportEducation credentials / transcriptsWork reference lettersLanguage test resultsMarriage certificateBirth certificatePolice clearance certificate(s)None of these yet
13. Philippine Documents Needed (if applicable)
NBI clearancePSA birth certificatePSA marriage certificatePSA CENOMARNone / not applicable
14. Humanitarian & Compassionate (optional)
H&C (IRPA s.25) is exceptional — N/A is a normal answer.
Children in Canada whose interests could be affected? YesNo
Hardship or risk if returning home? YesNo
Subject to removal order or pending refugee decision? YesNo
If yes to removal order / refugee pending: contact EBBI urgently — direct review with Atty. Garvida before other applications.
Client Declaration
I declare that the information provided is true, complete, and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
This form is for general assessment only, does not constitute legal advice, and does not guarantee
eligibility for any pathway. I have read the Privacy Policy and Legal Notice at explorebeyondborders.ca.
I authorize EBBI to share this information with supervising counsel, Atty. George M. Garvida.