Our immigration solicitors are highly experienced practitioners who are well read in the law of immigration. This vast experience renders them capable of catering to a wide variety of immigration problems and situations.
People immigrate to the UK for different reasons. These could be for working, studying, visiting, or for claiming asylum. There are differing immigration rules and requirements for each situation. A person must apply according to their own particular situation. This is where a well-experienced lawyer can help out.
Our firm specifically advises on the following aspects of immigration:
The application procedures and requirements for each situation could be very different from each other. In a case of the breaching of immigration law, this could result in detention, or, in some cases, deportation. Moreover, this could lead to complications in any future immigration application. Therefore, the submission of a correct application and following the right protocol, is of immense importance. This is where expert legal advice comes into the picture, and we provide that to a level of excellence at our firm.
Not many law firms will offer you free advice, but we do! You can contact our expert immigration lawyers for free advice about immigration, granted that it is not something too complicated. In the latter case, we arrange an appointment for a detailed consultation. You can access the general advice facility via a telephone call, email, or video chat.
Business Immigration and Investor Visas
Work Visa/ Tier System (Points based system)
Sponsorship License
Indefinite Leave to Remain
British Citizenship/ British Passport Applications
EEA Nationals and Family Members of EEA National Exercising Treating Rights
Family Visas/Spouse and Partner including Fiancée application from outside the UK
Student Visas
Human Rights Application
Naturalisation
Detention, Deportation and Removal Injunctions
Immigration Advice on Complex Immigration Matters
Representations to Home Office
Judicial Review- If you have received a decision with no appeal right, the only remedy may be Judicial Review