Guided client workflow
Your client always knows what to do next
Each applicant gets their own three-step path — fill the forms, upload the documents, then advisor review — with live progress, submitted checkmarks and a lock that protects finished work.

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Nothing incomplete gets submitted
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Marie presses Submit on IMM 5710 with the passport expiry date still empty. Lexova stops her, names the missing box and takes her straight to it; once it's filled, the form locks. On Schedule A, one month is missing from her history, and a gap can't be explained away: it has to be filled. She adds that missing month, every form is now complete and valid, and this time the whole application goes through. Your team gets a single e-mail saying it's ready for review, and since nothing incomplete gets through, fewer files come back from IRCC.
The video starts only when you press play; nothing is downloaded before that.
A checklist tells a client what exists. A path tells them where they are. Lexova gives every applicant in the case — principal, spouse, each dependant, a sponsor — their own numbered path, so a family of four sees four clear journeys instead of one undifferentiated pile of requirements.
How it works
One path per applicant
Fill your IRCC forms → upload your documents → advisor review. Steps turn green as they complete, and a marker shows where the client is right now.
Progress that means something
Each form shows real completion — required fields, repeating tables and conditional sections all counted — so 100% means finished, not "the easy part is done".
Submit, then it locks
A finished form is submitted with one button and becomes read-only, protected from accidental typing. Either side can reopen it with Modify — and the case's ball-in-court updates automatically.
Why it matters
Fewer status emails
"What's left?" is answered on screen, per person, at a glance.
Nothing gets overwritten
Submitted forms lock; a leave-guard warns before navigating away with unsaved edits.
Per-person checklists
Documents are requested from the applicant they belong to — with your instructions attached to each one.
Long-lead items start early
The steps guide without gating: police certificates can be started on day one, before a single form is finished.
Frequently asked questions
Does the third step require anything from the client?+
No. "Advisor review" turns on by itself once every form is submitted and every document is in — it is the client's finish line and your queue.
Can staff see the same view?+
Yes — your team sees the identical path per applicant, plus the controls to add documents, attach instructions and review uploads.
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