Who we help
For individuals and families applying to come to or stay in the UK, people seeking settlement or British citizenship, and employers sponsoring workers from overseas.
What the service can include
- Family applications under Appendix FM, including partners, parents and children
- Work, study and business routes, including skilled worker visas and sponsor licences
- The EU Settlement Scheme, settlement and British citizenship
- Administrative reviews, appeals, bail hearings and judicial review
- Human rights and asylum matters
The scope is agreed for your matter. It depends on the documents, the issues and what you ask us to do.
How the work usually progresses
Assess your position
We review your immigration history, your documents and the route you want to use.
Prepare the application
We give you a document checklist and prepare the forms and legal representations.
Submit and follow up
We submit the application and advise on the next steps, including a review or appeal if it is refused.
What to prepare
- Passport and current and previous visas or residence permits
- Previous Home Office decisions and correspondence
- Evidence for the route you are applying under
- The date your current permission expires and any other deadline
Fees and the first consultation
Our immigration fees, from the £325 + VAT consultation to fixed fees for applications and appeals and judicial review by stage, are published on the immigration fees page.
Questions about immigration law
My permission to stay expires soon. What should I do?
Tell us the expiry date when you contact us. Timing can affect the options available, so please do not wait until the last days.
Can you help after a refusal?
Yes. We review the refusal and advise on an administrative review, an appeal, judicial review or a fresh application, depending on the decision and the deadlines that apply.