Looking to change your immigration status? Our immigration solicitors are here to help.
Weaving your way through the UK’s immigration system can be confusing without legal assistance. Our specialist immigration team will advise you on the best application to put forward, and meticulously manage your application every step of the way.
FAQs
Immigration law covers a wide variety of applications related to changing your immigration status in the UK. Many immigration applications can be completed either by you as an individual, or by professionals acting as agents.
You can complete an immigration application on your own, however if your application is rejected, you may need to re-apply. This potentially means paying the application fee again and having to re-complete the paperwork.
Our immigration solicitors can assist with:
We can advise individuals, companies and other agents with applications.
Please view our complete list of our immigration service pricing and what’s included.
The work your immigration solicitor undertakes will depend on the type of immigration application you are considering. For example, if you are applying for an innovator visa, your immigration solicitor will assess your application, help you to pull together the required documentation, assist with preparing the application itself, and finally advise on the outcome.
We can only accept privately funded immigration matters.
Call, email or provide us with a few details of your matter, and we’ll help you arrange an initial consultation. You’ll get:
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