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The Express Entry 2026 Document Kit
Every file in the kit
23 documents and 3 trackers, in English and French. Open a file, fill in the brackets, send.
- 23 templates, scripts, and checklists
- 3 trackers for Excel and Google Sheets
- 2 editions: English and French
- 1 complete PDF, stamped with your email
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Which file to open first, based on where you are: before the invitation, after it, CEC, or applying from abroad.
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Module 1: Reference letters
- 1.1
Employee reference letter
The standard letter for one job, with every item IRCC lists already in place.
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- 1.2
Reference letter: several roles at one company
For promotions and role changes at one employer: each position with its own dates, hours, pay, and duties.
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- 1.3
Self-employed evidence pack
A client letter template and an invoice and contract summary, for the proof IRCC asks self-employed applicants for.
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- 1.4
Missing reference letter: letter of explanation and checklist
When an employer closed or won't sign: IRCC's missing-document route, with the letter and a checklist of proof.
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- 1.5
Email script: request the letter from HR
The email that tells HR exactly what to write, plus the follow-up for when they go quiet.
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- 1.6
Email script: request the letter from a former manager
The ask for a former manager who supervised you, with a draft they can correct and sign.
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- 1.7
What IRCC needs in a reference letter
A one-page list of IRCC's requirements to attach to every request, written for the employer.
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- 1.8
NOC duty-matching worksheet
Line up your real duties with the NOC description so your letter shows the occupation you're claiming.
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Module 2: Proof of funds
- 2.1
Bank letter request: email and in-branch script
The email and the in-branch script that get your bank to include every item IRCC wants.
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- 2.2
Bank letter checklist
Every item the bank letter must show, plus IRCC's rules on the money itself.
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- 2.3
Multi-account tracker
Adds up every account in Canadian dollars and tells you if you meet the amount for your family size.
ExcelGoogle Sheets
- 2.4
Six-month balance worksheet
Shows each account's six-month average before you ask the bank for the letter.
ExcelGoogle Sheets
- 2.5
Gift letter template
A gift letter for money from family, with a clear note on what IRCC does and doesn't say about gifts.
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- 2.6
Proof of funds: amounts, exemptions, and exemption letter
The 2026 amounts by family size, who's exempt, and the short exemption letter the portal still asks for.
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Module 3: Letters of explanation
- 3.1
Letter of explanation: employment gap
Explain a period without work, date for date, with the documents that back it up.
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- 3.2
Letter of explanation: name spelling mismatch
For a name spelled differently across your passport, diplomas, and letters.
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- 3.3
Letter of explanation: missing document
For a document you can't get at all: IRCC's route, with what to attach instead.
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- 3.4
Letter of explanation: delayed document
For a police certificate or other document that won't arrive before day 60.
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- 3.5
Letter of explanation: overlapping jobs
For two jobs at the same time, showing how the hours fit.
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- 3.6
Letter of explanation: address differences
For documents that show different addresses because you moved or used a mailing address.
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Module 4: The 60-day roadmap
- 4.1
The 60-day roadmap
Day by day and week by week, from the invitation to submitting by day 50.
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- 4.2
Document tracker
Every document from requested to uploaded, with an automatic completion percentage.
ExcelGoogle Sheets
- 4.3
File naming and upload guide
IRCC's upload limits, one file per field, and a naming system so nothing gets lost.
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Module 5: CRS cheat sheet
- 5.1
CRS cheat sheet
Where your points come from, with IRCC's maximums and the moves that usually add the most.
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Bonus
- B
Pre-ITA readiness checklist
What to start before the invitation, slowest documents first.
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