ehCanadaVisa takes accuracy seriously. Immigration information changes frequently, and errors — whether from rule changes or mistakes on our part — can cause real problems for readers. We are committed to correcting them quickly and transparently.
How to Report an Error
Use our contact form and select “Correction” as the subject. Please include:
- The article URL
- The specific statement you believe is incorrect
- A link to the primary source (IRCC page, Canada Gazette, etc.) if available
Our Response Process
We review all correction requests within 5 business days. If the correction is valid:
- We update the article immediately
- We update the “Last Updated” date
- We note the correction at the bottom of the article if the error was significant
Minor Updates vs. Corrections
Not all updates are corrections. We regularly refresh articles to reflect rule changes, new draw results, or updated processing times. These are noted as updates. Corrections are reserved for factual errors that may have misled readers.
Recent Corrections
We log non-trivial corrections here so readers can see the system working in practice.
2026-09-26 — Express Entry job-offer points and related guide corrections
IRCC removed job-offer points from the Comprehensive Ranking System on March 25, 2025. We found older statements on this site that still described a 50- or 200-point award. On September 26, 2026, we corrected the Express Entry pathway hub and rewrote all ten affected articles, each with a visible correction note and primary-source links. We also corrected an old 20-hour student work limit, an overbroad claim about study-permit attestation letters, dated draw predictions, and misleading occupation and program claims discovered during the review. The ten articles were restored to search sitemaps after their review. Read IRCC’s current scoring rule.
2026-09-26 — Paid PDF scoring errata
Five downloadable guides contained or ambiguously described obsolete job-offer CRS points. Their PDF files now open with a correction sheet and visibly mark affected pages; the corresponding product pages disclose the correction before purchase. The original examples on marked pages are superseded while a full editorial revision continues. The Express Entry kit correction sheet also clarifies that an invited applicant must follow IRCC’s complete-application checklist and deadline.
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2026-09-26 — Express Entry kit language-test correction
The Canada Express Entry Kit incorrectly named IELTS Academic as an accepted Express Entry test. The PDF and product page now use the accepted IRCC test list, including IELTS General Training. The earlier PDF is retained privately for audit purposes.
2026-04-25 — Duplicate articles consolidated
Several topics on the site had two near-duplicate articles published days apart by different bylines, with content and titles that substantially overlapped. We’ve merged each pair into the longer, better-sourced version and 301-redirected the discontinued URLs to the canonical article. Affected topics: Healthcare Express Entry roles, Canadian Experience Class eligibility, STEM 12-month work-experience rule, Permanent Residence pathways overview, IT and tech-worker pathways, Federal Skilled Worker Program, Provincial Nominee Program overview, opening a Canadian bank account, building a Canadian credit score, the BSF186 land-border filing, and several others. Reader bookmarks of the old URLs continue to work via 301 redirects.
2026-04-25 — Broken citation link to canada.ca removed
Our article on getting foreign credentials recognized in Canada included two anchor links pointing to a canada.ca page (under /services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/education-assessed/designated-organizations.html) that has been retired by the Government of Canada and now redirects to a generic 404 page. The dead link wrappers have been removed; the anchor text remains in place pending identification of current canonical IRCC pages for the same topics.
2026-04-25 — Typo in francophone-minority-stream internal link
A typo (“imigration” instead of “immigration”) in a frequently-cited internal link broke navigation in eight articles that referenced our Francophone-minority-stream guide. The typo has been corrected site-wide.
2026-04-25 — Trashed-post URL redirects added
Two URLs that previously returned 404s — /criminality-in-canada-and-immigration-consequences/ and /express-entry-category-based-selection-in-2026-what-doctors-and-researchers-should-know/ — now 301-redirect to current canonical articles on Criminal Records and Canadian Immigration, and the Express Entry researchers stream, respectively.
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