Windsor, London & across England & Wales
Clear, practical help with visas, settlement and British citizenship, from a solicitor who keeps up with the rules and takes the time to explain your options.
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Coming to the UK to work or study, bringing your family here, settling for good or becoming a British citizen are all important steps, and the immigration rules that govern them are detailed and change often. We help you understand where you stand, choose the right route, and present your application as clearly and fully as we can.
Our immigration solicitors keep up to date with the rules, explain everything in plain English, and agree fees with you before we start. We have experience dealing with the Home Office, the First-tier Tribunal and the higher courts, and our multilingual team means you can talk things through in a language you are comfortable with.
Help preparing and submitting UK visa applications of many kinds, with the supporting documents and evidence needed to meet the current rules.
Applications for partners, spouses, fiancés and fiancées, parents and children, so families can be together in the UK.
Support with work routes such as the Skilled Worker visa, including sponsored employment and the requirements for employees and employers.
Guidance for students coming to study in the UK, from the Student visa application to the evidence and timing involved.
Advice on settling in the UK, including further leave to remain and indefinite leave to remain once you meet the qualifying requirements.
Help applying to become a British citizen through naturalisation or registration, and working out whether you qualify.
If a decision has gone against you, advice on your options, including appeals to the First-tier Tribunal and human rights claims.
Support for businesses sponsoring overseas workers, applying for a sponsor licence, and routes for investors and people setting up in the UK.
Tell us a little about your situation and we will explain your options and how we can help. Free initial call, no obligation.
Most immigration matters begin with an application to the Home Office, whether that is a visa to visit, work, study or join family, or an application to extend the leave you already have. The rules set out who qualifies and what evidence is needed, and the detail matters. We help you choose the right route, prepare your application and supporting documents, and present your case as clearly and fully as we can.
Many people come to us because they want to be with their family in the UK. We advise partners and spouses, fiancés and fiancées, parents, children and other family members on the requirements that apply, including the financial and relationship requirements, and help you gather the evidence to support the application. We also advise on extending family visas and moving towards settlement.
Work routes such as the Skilled Worker visa usually need a sponsoring employer and have their own requirements around the job, the salary and English language. We advise both employees and employers, including businesses that need a sponsor licence to employ overseas workers, and we explain the duties that come with being a sponsor.
If you are coming to study, the Student visa has requirements around your course, your sponsoring institution and your finances. We help students and their families understand what is needed, prepare the application, and deal with any questions the Home Office raises.
Over time, many people qualify to settle in the UK. We advise on further leave to remain (FLR), indefinite leave to remain (ILR) and long residence, on when you become eligible, and on the continuous residence and other requirements you need to meet. Settlement is often the step before applying for British citizenship.
Becoming a British citizen, usually through naturalisation or registration, has its own conditions, including residence, good character and, in most cases, the Life in the UK test. We help you check whether you qualify and prepare your application, and we also advise on UK Ancestry and other routes based on family connections.
If an application is refused, you may be able to challenge the decision by administrative review, a fresh application, or an appeal to the First-tier Tribunal, and onward to the Upper Tribunal where appropriate. We advise on your options and the realistic prospects, help with human rights claims, including where you are facing removal from the UK, and deal with the Home Office and the tribunal on your behalf.
It is worth taking advice early, before your current leave runs out, before you submit an application, or as soon as you receive a decision you want to challenge, because immigration deadlines can be short and the rules change often. Whatever your situation, we will tell you honestly where you stand and explain the options open to you.
We know that immigration matters can feel expensive and uncertain, so we are upfront about cost from the first call. For many applications we can agree a fixed fee, and for larger or less predictable matters, such as appeals, we work on an hourly basis. Either way, we confirm the basis of our charges and give you an estimate before we start, and we try to be flexible to suit your circumstances.
We are a private firm; all immigration work is privately funded.
Book a free initial call or a consultation, and we will explain your options and what comes next. No obligation.
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