"Ms. Iftakhar assisted me first with an LMIA matter and later with my permanent residence application. She was organized, clear about each step, and made sure everything was submitted properly. I appreciated how carefully she handled the process and explained what was required at every stage."
Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)
Member in Good Standing — CICC
Authorized to represent before IRCC
What we do
Major immigration matters, handled with regulated guidance.
Whether you are applying for the first time or dealing with a more complex file, Entrypoint Canada helps you understand the process, the requirements, and the strongest available route.
Permanent Residency
Express Entry, Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class, and Provincial Nominee Program.
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Family Sponsorship
Spousal sponsorship, open work permits, parents & grandparents, and dependent children.
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Study & Work Permits
Student visas, post-graduation work permits (PGWP), LMIA, and employer-sponsored authorizations.
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Citizenship Applications
Canadian citizenship applications, test preparation, and ceremony guidance.
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Refugee & Humanitarian
Asylum claims, protected person applications, and Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) grounds.
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Not sure which service fits?
Start with a consultation and get a realistic assessment of your options before deciding how to proceed.
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How it works
From first call to final approval
Each matter moves through a clear process, with eligibility reviewed early, evidence prepared properly, and follow-up handled as the file progresses.
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Free Consultation
We review your situation together and identify the best immigration pathway for you.
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Document Prep
Sabiha guides you through every required document — no guesswork, no surprises.
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Application Filing
Your application is submitted correctly and on time, with full representation before IRCC.
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Ongoing Support
We stay with you through follow-ups, additional requests, and until you reach your goal.
Client Questions
Questions that come up often in consultation.
These are some of the issues raised most often by people booking consultations from Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, and surrounding communities. Immigration options depend on current rules, timing, and the exact facts of the file.
Need an answer based on your own status, documents, or refusal history? Start with an initial consultation so the strategy is based on your actual file rather than a general guideline.
Can I book a consultation if I live outside Cambridge?
Yes. Many clients are based in Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, and nearby communities, but consultations are not limited to one city. What matters is whether your matter fits the services offered, whether a clear legal pathway exists, and whether professional guidance would help you move forward properly.
Can I apply for a study permit or student visa after a previous refusal?
Sometimes, yes. The key issue is not simply reapplying, but understanding why the refusal happened and whether the new application meaningfully addresses those concerns. For student visa and study permit files, refusal reasons often involve finances, program relevance, travel history, or temporary intent. A fresh application should be built around the actual refusal notes and the current facts of your case.
Can I restore my status in Canada after it has expired?
In some situations, yes, but restoration depends on timing and the type of status that was lost. The restoration window, supporting documents, and the next application strategy all matter. If too much time has passed or the circumstances are more serious, a different legal pathway may be needed. This is something to review quickly because timing can affect what remains possible.
Can I move from visitor status to a work permit or another temporary status?
That depends on the program, your eligibility, and whether you qualify under a work permit category that can be pursued from inside Canada. Some people may have an employer-specific route, an LMIA-based option, or another status strategy, while others may need to apply from outside Canada. The important step is reviewing the full timeline before taking action so that status is protected properly.
Is my CRS score high enough for Express Entry right now?
There is no single number that guarantees an invitation because Express Entry draws change over time and may target specific categories. A score that is competitive in one round may not be enough in another. The better question is whether your profile can be strengthened through language scores, education assessment, work experience, arranged employment, or a provincial nomination.
How long does family sponsorship usually take?
Processing times can vary based on the application type, where the applicant is applying from, whether additional review is required, and current IRCC volumes. Inland and overseas files can move differently. Sponsorship cases should be prepared carefully from the start because missing relationship evidence, incomplete forms, or avoidable follow-up requests often slow the process down.
