- Visit the official IRCC page and click Register for an account to start your IEC application. - Choose to register with GCKey and click Sign up. - Optional: you can begin by completing the Come to Canada questionnaire, which leads to the same result. - Create your login credentials, verify your email, then log in to add personal details (names exactly as in your passport, email, and preferred language of contact). - On the next page, answer the security questions and note the answers for later; after finishing, you’ll be on the IRCC homepage with your account created and ready for the next chapter.Show more
Choose the option to register with GCKey, then click “Sign up”:
Alternatively, you could start your account creation by completing the Come to Canada questionnaire first. It is completely optional and leads you to the same result as the steps described in this chapter.
From here, choose your login credentials and answer the questions.
Once you set up your credentials and verify your email, you will need to log in to complete the remaining steps by entering some personal information.
The first page will ask you to add your names (as they appear in your passport), email address, and preferred language of contact (English or French):
The second page consists of security questions that you must answer. Make a note of the answers you give; you will need your security questions and answers later in the application process.
Once you’ve finished, you’ll be taken to the IRCC homepage. You’ve successfully created your account! Now, continue to the next chapter to learn how to complete your profile and submit it to the pools.
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