Initial Advice Session
£100.00 plus VAT- Half an hour session to discuss the case and detailed letter of advice if you instruct an accredited caseworker. If you wish to instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive to provide the advice, the charge would be £200.00 + VAT. If the appointment runs over the 30 mins become chargeable.
Spouse or Partner Entry Clearance
If you are the husband, wife or civil partner of a British citizen, you can make an application for a Partner visa which will allow you to remain in the UK for up to 5 years. Strict requirements need to be satisfied during the 5-year period in accordance with Appendix FM. The Specified Documents you need to provide are contained in Appendix FM-SE. There is also guidance available on the UK Visas and Immigration Website which you can locate here.
Following completing of the 5 years, the spouse can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK.
In order to qualify:
- Both parties must be 18 years of age or over
- Both parties must intend to permanently live in the UK
- Relationship must be ‘genuine and subsisting’
- The oversees partner must have a satisfactory level of English
- Your marriage or civil partnership must be recognised by UK law
- You must show that you can support yourselves and any dependents without having to claim benefits from the government
Our Immigration Solicitors and caseworkers can support you through the application to ensure the best success rate.
Our Fees £500.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
Fiancé visa
You can also apply to come to the UK to marry and then settle. We can help you to make an application for a Fiancé visa to bring your prospective partner to the UK, with the intention of marriage. This will allow for your partner to enter the UK, during which period you must marry your partner or enter into a civil partnership. This visa is valid for a period of 6 months.
We can help you to make an application for a Fiancé visa to bring your prospective partner to the UK, with the intention of marriage. This will allow for your partner to enter the UK, during which period you must marry your partner or enter into a civil partnership. This visa is valid for a period of 6 months.
In order to make a successful application, you must show that you can support yourself and any dependants without any recourse to public funds. You must show that your relationship is genuine, that you both intend to reside in the UK permanently and intend to marry within the 6 month period.
After you are married you can then apply for a Spouse or Partner Visa or apply for indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
Our Immigration specialists can support you through the application to ensure the best success rate.
Our Fees £500.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
Family Reunion
If you have been granted refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK, it is possible that the family members you were separated from in seeking protection can join you here. Please note that if you have since naturalised as British, this cannot be done.
The family members eligible for reunion are:
- Your children under 18
- Your spouse
- Your civil partner
- Your partner with whom you have cohabited for at least 2 years
You will need to demonstrate to an Entry Clearance Officer that you are related to these people, preferably using marriage or birth certificates. In extreme circumstances, DNA evidence may be required and we can assist in arranging tests overseas.
It is possible, in limited circumstances, to argue that children over 18 should be allowed to enter following separation on a discretionary basis. We can work alongside you to obtain the best evidence possible to put forward your case.
Our immigration experts provide professional, confidential advice and speak a range of languages including Urdu, Punjabi, and Arabic
£350.00 plus VAT for the main applicant
£150.00 plus VAT for any further dependents
EEA Family Permit, Residence Card or EU Settlement
Are you, a family member or your whole family looking to become UK citizens or wish to come to the UK under the EEA Regulations?
Our Immigration specialists can support with:
- the evidence and paperwork needed for your application
- complete your application form and collate all necessary documentation
- submit your application, documentation and evidence on time and on your behalf
- liaise with the Home Office regularly to check that your application is progressing
If you are an EU Citizen living in the UK, now is the time to act to ensure that you have the best possible chance of staying in the UK after it has left the EU.
To be eligible to remain in the UK once it leaves the European Union, EU Citizens and their families will likely have to prove the date that they first came to the UK and began exercising their treaty rights. This, of course, is difficult because EU Citizens do not receive a passport stamp when passing between European countries. For the best chance of success for you and your family, our Immigration specialists can advise you on your best course of action and ensure that you have a compelling case in support of your application including all the evidence, supporting statements and cover letters that a successful application requires.
Our Fees £500.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
Asylum and Humanitarian Protection
Our Immigration specialists can advise you on all of the options, including applications and/or appeals on the basis that your human rights which have been or are at risk of being infringed. We regularly advise on asylum claims and offer a comprehensive service for those who are seeking safety in the UK as a refugee or for humanitarian protection. We can cover this on Legal Aid. We will have to assess your eligibility to Legal Help. A copy of the Form can be found by clicking this link. If you are on Asylum Support (also known as a Section 95 support letter) please bring this to any appointments. We also ask you retain any receipts you obtain when withdrawing your money using the Aspen card. Sometimes ongoing evidence of NASS support is required. If you are not eligible we charge as follows:-
Our Fees £650.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
Appeals to the First Tier Tribunal (IAC)
As all appeals are different, the only way we can provide an accurate quote is by arranging an appointment with us. However, below is a broad example.
Asylum Appeal
£1800 plus VAT . This is usually made up of the following stages:
- giving you advice about the appeal process and the merits of any appeal & then preparing and lodging the appeal, including drafting the grounds of appeal – £300.00 + VAT
- where necessary, helping you obtain further evidence (such as medical records and bank statements), including taking statements of any witnesses & preparing a bundle of evidence in support of the appeal & submitting this to the Tribunal – £800 + VAT
- representing you before the Tribunal, either by one of our solicitors/caseworkers or by instructing a barrister – £600.00
- giving you advice about the outcome of the appeal and any further steps you need to take – £100.00
If the matter proceeds to an Upper Tribunal hearing, the costs will be discussed with you. The costs will depend on the grounds, if the Respondent is lodging the appeal and Counsels additional costs. However, by way of an example, the cost of an application for permission is approximately £600.00. The cost of Representing you at an Upper Tribunal error of law hearing is around £1000.00. The cost of a remittal to the FTT or the UT would be around £1200.00. Again, please note the costs will vary depending on the complexity of the case.
Please note if you want one of the Partners to handle your case an additional £250.00 will be charged.
British Citizenship
You can apply for British Citizenship if you have been living in the UK for five or more years and you have had indefinite leave to remain for at least the last 12 months or you are from the EEA and you had permanent residence status for the last 12 months. You may also be eligible if you are the spouse or partner of a British citizen and you have been living in the UK for the last three years either on indefinite leave to remain or a permanent residence document if you are from the EEA.
Lastly, you may also be eligible to apply for British citizenship if you:
- Have a British parent, or British parents
- You have another type of British nationality
- You are currently stateless
- You have previously renounced your UK citizenship
You would generally go through the naturalisation route after you resided in the UK for the minimum qualifying period of five years and you have already attained indefinite leave to remain at least one year ago.
During the qualifying period of five years you must not have left the country for more than 450 days during that period. You must furthermore not have left the UK for more than 90 days in the 12-month period before your application while you were in the UK under indefinite leave to remain.
You can apply to be registered as a British citizen if you were born on or after the 1st of January 1983 and your parents were not British or settled in the UK, after one or both your parents have permanently settled in the UK.
Expert immigration advice can help you achieve the best chance at a successful outcome. We ensure there are no administrative errors in your application, that you have provided all the evidence required, that you match all the eligibility requirements, and that you follow the correct procedures throughout your application process.
Our Fees £500.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
Visit Visas
You can apply for a visitor’s visa to come to the UK for business, pleasure, or to see your friends or family members and even for medical treatment or to speak at an event. Visas to visit the UK are usually for up to 6 months.
You should consider getting specialist legal advice as the rules and evidential requirements are complex, and, if refused, there is no right of appeal. It might cost you a little, but it can save a lot of your time and hassle.
You can find an overview of the Visitors requirements by clicking the following link https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa There is also a Home Office Sponsorship Declaration form (normally used for settlement Visas SU07 Sponsorship form
Our Fees £500.00 + VAT – if you instruct an accredited caseworker
£750.00 + VAT – if you instruct a Solicitor or Legal Executive
