The first step would be to plan your immigration process. You can proceed to book a paid consultation session with our team, where we can guide you further. We will help you analyze the eligibility criteria for your target programs and lay out your next steps if you meet the requirements. We will also present you with additional pathways to help you make a better-informed decision about your Immigration Stream. Note: There is no obligation to retain our services after the consultation session.

Yes, Kingsbridge Immigration Inc. is being led by a team of Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) Syed Shabbeer Altaf (R#535845) and Muhammad Ali Malik (R#706146 ). You can verify their license online here.

Unauthorized representatives do not possess an immigration consultant license and are not professionally trained to offer immigration advice. Be aware, if you use an unauthorized representative, in Canada or abroad, IRCC may return your application or refuse it. Choose your representative carefully.

While we understand the importance of approval, it’s crucial to note that no one can guarantee the approval of your application. The final decision rests with the immigration officer, and factors beyond our control may influence the outcome.

We strongly advise against engaging with unauthorized or unethical consultants who claim guaranteed results. Such promises often prove misleading and can jeopardize your immigration journey.

Certainly! If you’ve enlisted our full representation services and your application faces a refusal, we’ll submit a reconsideration request at no additional cost. It’s important to note that this offer excludes instances where false, misleading, or incomplete information or documents were provided by the client.

We will also offer additional advice on your next steps after the refusal. If the refusal is unfair, we can reapply and point out the officer’s errors in Fact and/or law application in the decision for an additional fee.

If the basis of refusal allows for a good chance of defense, and there is a high chance of winning approval, we can involve our trusted circle of lawyers to take the matter to Federal Court for a Judicial Review.

request at no additional cost. It’s important to note that this offer excludes instances where false, misleading, or incomplete information or documents were provided by the client.

Our refund policy varies depending on the specific immigration program. We encourage you to carefully review the Refund Policy and Termination Policy outlined in the retainer agreement before proceeding with any payments. Transparency is key, and we want you to be well-informed about the terms associated with our services.

We understand the anticipation surrounding the application process, and we’re here to provide you with a clear timeline.

Processing Time Before Submission:

Typically, it takes us between 1-6 weeks to review and submit your application to IRCC once you provide us with all the documentation. The exact time depends on the type of program and how promptly you can provide us all the required documents.

Processing Time After Submission:

The processing times after submission are influenced by various factors, including the type of application, your country of residence, the specific Canadian Visa Office handling your case, interview requirements, and the number of applications under consideration.

Please be aware that IRCC application processing times may experience delays due to backlogs. For more detailed insights into processing times, we recommend visiting the processing times tool. Keep in mind that these times are subject to change, and we appreciate your patience throughout the process.

Absolutely! A decent number of our clientele is among those who faced previous refusals before seeking our services.

However, to better understand your unique situation and the reasons for your previous refusals, we recommend scheduling a paid consultation. This allows us to assess the specifics of your case and ensure that we can effectively address your concerns.

All our charges are quoted in CAD for local Canadian Clients and in USD for all Internation clients. We accept all major credit cards, Interac e-Transfer, as well as international wire payments. If you have any specific payment-related inquiries, feel free to reach out to our team for clarification.

At Kingsbridge Immigration Inc., we prioritize timely updates. We commit to informing our clients about all IRCC notifications within 1 business day after receiving them. This ensures you are promptly aware of any developments in your application process.

In rare cases where prior documentation review is necessary on our end, we aim to complete this within 3 business days. We strive to keep any potential delays to a minimum to provide you with the most efficient and transparent service possible.

Our goal is to maintain open communication channels, so you feel confident and supported throughout your application journey. If you ever have specific inquiries about your case, our team is here to assist you promptly.

Our fees encompass professional fees only, with GST/HST applicable. Government fees and disbursements, covering services like translation, medical exams, language tests, and admission fees, are separate and payable directly to the government or third parties.

Explore a range of immigration programs tailored to diverse needs, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and family sponsorship. Our experts can guide you in choosing the most suitable program based on your profile and goals

The Express Entry system employs a points-based selection process to evaluate candidates. We can provide a detailed overview of the process, help you enhance your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, and increase your chances of receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residency.

Certainly! We assist applicants with and without job offers. Our team can guide you through immigration options tailored to your circumstances, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the available pathways.

Learn about the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), its requirements, and how it can expedite your immigration process. We provide comprehensive information on the various PNPs offered by different provinces.

The duration varies based on the immigration program and individual circumstances. We offer estimated timelines and insights into factors influencing processing times, keeping you informed throughout the application journey

Discover the language testing requirements, such as IELTS and CELPIP, and access resources to help you prepare. Our team ensures you have the necessary support to meet language proficiency criteria for successful immigration

Explore the Canadian Family Sponsorship program, understanding the steps involved in sponsoring a spouse, partner, or family member. We provide guidance on eligibility, documentation, and the overall sponsorship process.

Learn about work permit options during the immigration application process. We guide you through the eligibility criteria and steps to obtain a work permit, ensuring a smooth transition to life in Canada

Gain insights into the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), its significance in Express Entry, and strategies to maximize your CRS score. Our experts provide guidance to enhance your profile and increase your chances of selection.

Explore pathways from temporary to permanent residency. We provide information on eligibility criteria and the steps to transition your status while residing in Canada.

Navigate the process of credential assessment and recognition. We guide you on obtaining recognition for your foreign qualifications in Canada, ensuring a smooth integration into the Canadian workforce

Stay informed about Express Entry draws, their frequency, and their influence on receiving invitations to apply for permanent residency. We provide updates on draw outcomes and their implications for your application.

Understand the impact of criminal records on immigration eligibility. Our team provides information on the assessment process and potential avenues for addressing inadmissibility issues.