My Immigration Path is a preparation tool for people applying on their own. It turns official guidance into a document list for your route, so you can see what you need before you start. Here is what it does and does not do.
1. A document list built around your route
Answer a few questions and you get the document list for your route, rather than a generic page you have to interpret. Each list sets out mandatory documents, useful supporting evidence, formatting points and the mistakes that most often cause delays.
2. Built from official sources
Checklists are compiled from published government guidance and are reviewed when rules change, including income thresholds, English language requirements and application procedures. Every list points you back to the official page so you can check it yourself.
3. Clear, upfront pricing
Guides start at £29, with the price shown before you buy and no ongoing charges. This is a preparation tool, not a substitute for a regulated adviser where your case needs one.
4. Cover for several destinations
UK routes, Canadian Express Entry, Australian and New Zealand skilled migration, Irish routes and US family-based immigration each have their own list, built to that country's published requirements.
5. Built around your route, not a generic list
The questionnaire takes account of your circumstances — relationship status, income sources, time in country — and produces the list that matches. It is information and document preparation, not immigration advice: we are not regulated advisers, and for case-specific questions you should speak to a qualified professional.
6. Everything available immediately
Once you buy, you get access straight away to:
- Your route document checklist
- Guidance on completing the application form
- Supporting letter templates
- Financial calculation worksheets
- Interview preparation notes
7. Updated when the rules change
Requirements change often. Guides are reviewed against official sources and updated, so what you bought does not quietly go stale.
8. Designed for self-applicants
The wording assumes no prior knowledge of the immigration system. Terms are explained where they appear, and each step tells you what to do next.
9. Progress you can track
You can tick documents off, add notes against each item and download a PDF to work from offline or share with a partner or employer.
10. Honest about its limits
We do not decide applications and cannot predict outcomes. We are not a law firm and not regulated immigration advisers. What we do is make sure you know what documents your route asks for before you submit.
Getting started
Use the route finder to see which routes are worth reviewing for your situation, then get the document list that matches.