Personal & Family
Immigration
Spouse and fiancé visas, settlement, nationality and human rights.
How we can help
UK immigration rules are detailed and change often, and a small mistake can lead to a refusal. We prepare strong, well-evidenced applications and guide you through every stage, from your first visa to British citizenship.
We also act in appeals and human rights claims where an application has been refused, and help families stay together in the UK.
Who we help
British citizens and settled persons bringing a partner to the UKPartners extending their stay or applying for settlementPeople applying for indefinite leave to remain (ILR)Adults and children applying for British citizenshipAnyone whose application has been refused
What we cover
Spouse, partner and fiancé(e) visasExtensions of stayIndefinite leave to remain (settlement)British citizenship and naturalisationRegistration of children as British citizensHuman rights and private life applicationsAppeals to the First-tier TribunalSponsorship declarations and accommodation reports
How it works
1Get in touchCall, WhatsApp or send an enquiry. Tell us briefly what has happened.
2Advice and quoteWe explain your options and, wherever we can, confirm a fixed fee in writing.
3We act for youYour solicitor handles your matter and keeps you updated at every stage.
What to bring to your first meeting
Passports and current or previous visas or BRPsMarriage or relationship evidencePayslips, bank statements and employment lettersTenancy or property documentsAny Home Office letters or refusal decisions
Common questions
Yes. For non-asylum immigration work we give you a fixed quote in writing before we start.
Home Office decision times vary. Applications from outside the UK are often decided within about 12 weeks, but it can be longer.
Yes. We review the refusal and advise whether to appeal, request a review or submit a fresh application.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Contact us for advice on your situation.
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