FAQs
Check first to see whether you require a visa for the UK and what documentation is required there. Only online applications for UK visas are accepted.
You will have permission to be in the UK for the time period specified on the stamp or biometric residence permit if you are there on a visa that was issued by the Home Office.
The Immigration Rules allow you to bring certain family members into the UK with you under several categories of visa, including your husband or civil partner, your unmarried or same-sex partner, or your children under the age of 18.
Family members may accompany you if you were granted a visa under one of the Immigration Rules’ categories.
The majority of the time, the student visa no longer allows you to bring family members. You may bring your family with you if your course of study lasts longer than 12 months, is at NQF Level 7 or higher (Master’s degree or PhD), or if you are a new government-sponsored student who is taking a course that lasts longer than 6 months.
Our experience has taught us several essential principles, such as the fact that there is no one answer that works for all immigration issues. Every candidate is unique and has a unique set of circumstances. For instance, their nationality, age, past travel experiences, ties to their family, or financial situation. The UKVI guidelines will outline the general requirements, but they will not specify the format of the requisite supporting papers or how they are evaluating the reliability of the evidence. The overwhelming majority of denials we observe across the board are due to a failure to furnish the ECO (Entry Clearance Officer) with the required supporting documentation. Unfortunately, specific evidence is frequently complex and challenging to comprehend, necessitating the assistance of a knowledgeable expert to navigate.
Briefly, yeah! For immigration purposes, every conviction must be disclosed. There are no protections provided by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act of 1974 against having all the details of a conviction disclosed in an application. It is strongly advised to get expert guidance as soon as possible because dealing with this issue can be difficult and complex.
As a private immigration business, we sadly do not take instructions paid by legal aid.
People frequently ask us this question. Although citing success rates by legal service providers has been the norm, we are proud to stand out. At first look, inflated figures could sound enticing, but when you stop to think about it, how do they actually help you and what assurances do they provide? Exactly! Since everyone is unique and has unique circumstances, in our opinion, what matters most to you is how we feel about your particular situation in light of your goals and background. What do you have to lose if we examine your needs without charge and inform you of all of your options?
This is the process below:
- Call us right away for a free needs analysis. A member of our courteous team will evaluate your situation, check your alternatives, and take your instructions.
- After receiving an instruction, we set up a legal consultation with one of our licenced immigration advisers.
- You follow our step-by-step instructions and supply the necessary supporting material; we manage the entire application process, including planning, preparing the necessary documentation, and filing the application.
- The UKVI grants your visa, allowing you to concentrate on having a good time on your trip.
You need to have completed all of the following to successfully submit a naturalisation application. You must have spent the majority of the previous five years (or three years if you were married to a British citizen at the time of application) living legally in the UK.
For at least the previous 12 months, you must not have had any limitations on how long you may stay in the UK. You must be of excellent moral character, possess adequate English language proficiency, and be familiar with UK culture.
There are some arbitrary prerequisites for naturalisation. Successfully completing naturalisation applications is a speciality of our advisors.
Registration is a different path to British citizenship that can be taken in a number of circumstances.
Additional representation is required to mitigate the shortcomings of the prior application.
An appeals right must be granted.
The causes of the refusal must be completely comprehended and eliminated.
We are a fully licenced, national law company with a focus solely on immigration. This implies that we give immigration issues our full attention, enabling us to amass impressive competence and experience in all aspects of immigration. We take pride in the fact that we have evolved into a well regarded and eminent UK immigration law company, earning the respect and trust of both our clients and our rivals. Making the proper decision the first time around encourages a successful immigration history and saves time, money, and disruption.
If you needed a visa to enter the UK and have restricted leave to remain, you must apply to the Home Office for an extension of your current visa before it expires. Your current leave will be extended under the same circumstances up until the Home Office makes a decision on your application and any subsequent appeal process if you have submitted a genuine application for additional leave. You must submit your application prior to the date specified in the visa if it states that you have leave “until.” that date.
