Every province runs its own streams, intake windows and nomination conditions. My Briefcase keeps EOIs, nominations and PR applications for all of them in one pipeline.

Nomination adds 600 CRS points; track the provincial nomination and the federal profile together.
Separate federal PR application after nomination, with longer timelines to monitor.
Coordinate employer documents, job-offer forms and wage requirements with the client and employer.
Business plans, performance agreements and regional community requirements on structured checklists.
General information only; always confirm current requirements on IRCC and provincial websites.
Start from a province and stream template, then tailor requirements per client.
Track nomination validity and the window to submit the federal application.
Monitor provincial draw and program updates on the practitioner dashboard.
Request and review employer documents without email attachments.
All provincial and territorial programs can be tracked, including OINP, BC PNP, AAIP, SINP, MPNP, NSNP, NBPNP, PEI PNP, NLPNP and the territories.
Yes, Quebec skilled worker and business files can be tracked as their own stream with CSQ and federal stages.
No. Every firm's clients, documents and applications are isolated to that firm.