About

My name is Christophe Garon. I spent three years working in an immigration cabinet, where reference letters crossed my desk constantly. The pattern that stayed with me was not weak candidates being refused — it was strong candidates being refused because their letter described a job title instead of the duties an officer actually assesses.

People would spend well over a thousand dollars in government fees, wait months, and lose it on a paragraph their employer wrote in ten minutes. Almost none of them knew the risk existed until the refusal arrived.

Officers assess duties, not job titles. So DUTYPROOF does exactly that comparison and nothing more: it reads the text you provide, checks it against the official ESDC catalogue for the NOC code you are claiming, and shows you where the evidence holds and where it does not.

Every finding traces back to the published catalogue. Nothing is inferred, invented, or guessed. If a duty is not in the official record, DUTYPROOF will not claim it is.

The free check is genuinely free and gives you the verdict, including any exclusion warnings — the findings most likely to sink a claim. The paid audit is the full itemised breakdown and the memo you can keep.

It is not immigration advice and I am not your representative. Only licensed lawyers, Quebec notaries and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants can advise you on your case. DUTYPROOF is a document check — a second pair of eyes on one specific failure mode, before you file.

ScoreRoute Canada (scoreroutecanada.ca) is the free half: a CRS calculator, 516 NOC occupation pages in English and French, and an Express Entry draw tracker that updates within minutes of each IRCC round. No account, no cost, no upsell on those pages. It exists because most of what people need is information, not a product.

admin@scoreroutecanada.ca. A human reads it — usually within one business day.