Canada-based global mobility & pathway companyinfo@holyonepathwaypartners.com
Legal & Compliance

Professional Eligibility Assessment Terms

The scope and limitations of Holyone's paid eligibility assessment.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

1. What You Are Purchasing

The Professional Eligibility Assessment is a preliminary advisory review of the information you provide. It is intended to identify apparent strengths, concerns, possible pathways, alternatives, anticipated documentation and next-step considerations.

2. What It Does Not Include

Unless expressly stated otherwise, the assessment does not include filing an application, regulated representation, guaranteed employer placement, guaranteed admission, guaranteed visa approval, or unlimited consultation and document preparation.

3. Client Responsibility

The usefulness of the assessment depends on accurate and complete information. You agree not to omit material facts or submit false, altered or misleading documents.

4. Assessment Result

A positive assessment means only that a pathway may merit further consideration based on information available at the time. Eligibility rules, institutional policies, employer requirements and government practices can change.

5. Further Services

If Holyone considers a pathway suitable for further work, a separate proposal may be issued describing scope, professional fees, third-party costs and next steps. You are not required to purchase a subsequent service merely because you purchased an assessment.

6. Regulatory Boundary

If the next stage requires regulated immigration or legal representation, Holyone must either limit its role to permitted non-regulated services or arrange for the regulated component to be handled by an appropriately authorized professional.

7. Assessment Fee

The assessment fee displayed at checkout applies to the assessment stage only. Payment does not guarantee a favourable opinion or third-party outcome.

Corporate identity: Holyone Pathway Partners is operated by 1001348043 ONTARIO INC., an Ontario corporation. Corporate registration is not an immigration or legal-services licence and does not constitute government endorsement.