We pride ourselves on our ability to simplify the Immigration Law and Application process removing the risk of a refusal decision. We can help you with every aspect of Immigration Law.
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Immigration Advice Service
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Business and Investment Visas
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British Citizenship Applications
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EU Settlement Scheme Applications
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Naturalisation
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British Passport Application
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Student Visas
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Graduate Route Visa Applications
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Work Visa Applications
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Administrative Review Applications
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EU nationals and their family member
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Tourist Visas
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Family visas
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BRP Replacement Application
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Applications under the EU Settlement Scheme
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Leave to remain outside the immigration rules
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Visa applications to join family in the UK
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Adult dependant relatives visa applications
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Visa applications for children joining parents
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Ancestry visa applications
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Fee Waiver applications
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Applications to request recourse to public funds
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Leave to remain extension applications
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Unmarried partners applications
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Marriage Visitor Visa Applications
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20 year residence Rule applications
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Children 7 year Rule applications
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Indefinite Leave to Remain applications
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Visitor visa applications
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10 years long residence applications
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Refugee and Humanitarian Protection Claims
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Immigration Appeals
In July 2012, the Home Office announced significant changes to the Immigration Rules for family visas. One of the changes was the introduction of the financial requirement, which has often made this area subject to litigation.
UKVAS lawyers are highly experienced in this area of law. We can help you with your immigration application to move to and settle in the UK with your partners and family members.
EU Nationals and their family members now need to apply for immigration permission to live and work in the UK. We can assist you and your family members to apply for the correct immigration permission to live and work lawfully in the UK.
Article 3, protection from torture, inhuman, degrading treatment or punishment and Article 8, the right to respect for the private and family life of the individual are two main provisions under the European Convention on Human Rights that individuals in the UK can rely on to apply for leave to remain in the UK. The UK Visas and Immigration (Home Office) has a duty to ensure that its decisions are consistent with these rights.
Our lawyers are highly experienced in this area of law and can help you apply for leave to remain in the UK based on your Article 3 and/or Article 8 rights. Contact us today for an assessment of your case.
Many people are forced to flee their home country to escape persecution and claim asylum in the UK under the Refugee Convention. For example, they may face persecution for political or religious reasons. Others are at risk of serious harm in their home country and therefore seek humanitarian protection here.
An asylum seeker granted Refugee Status or Humanitarian Protection would in most cases be eligible to apply for Settlement Protection after 5 years in the UK with a Refugee or Humanitarian Protection Status.
Obtaining up to date legal advice and assistance are essential in a Settlement Protection application to obtain a successful outcome.
Family migrants and those who have worked and studied in the UK may become eligible to apply for settlement and British Citizenship. When a person becomes settled, there are then no restrictions on the time that they can stay in the UK. Many of our clients instruct us to help them with all of their applications, from their first entry and extending their stay, to qualifying for settlement and then naturalisation as a British Citizen.
Migrants who have been legally resident in the UK for 10 consecutive years may also be eligible to apply for settlement under the Long Residence rules. We bring a great deal of expertise to advising on the requirements and supporting evidence for such applications.
Contact us today to discuss your case.
Any organisation that wishes to employ migrants must have a Sponsor’s Licence issued by the UK Visas and Immigration. We can guide your organisation through the Sponsor's Licence application process and assist you to employ migrants.
We are able to assist you to apply for the appropriate immigration permission to work in the UK. Many of our clients bring skills and experience to the UK workforce. The Home Office has introduced the Points Based System and other visa application routes such as the start-up, innovator and Global talent visa routes, etc.
We have particular expertise in all immigration applications relating to working in the UK whether you are sponsored under the new Skilled Worker (formerly Tier 2) or Tier 5 visa routes, or you are setting up your business in the UK. Contact us today to discuss your case.
Appeals
When the Home Office refused an application, often, a right of appeal will be triggered. There are strict deadlines for submitting an appeal. We are experienced in the lodging of all types of immigration and asylum appeals to the Tribunal. We pride ourselves on our careful approach in handling appeal work.
Contact us today for a free and friendly initial Immigration Appeal Consultation of up to 30 minutes.
Detention and bail
The Home Office has significant powers under the Immigration Acts to detain. When a person is in detention, we can act quickly to make representations for their release and/ or to apply for bail to the Immigration Tribunal.
Removal and deportation
Anyone facing the prospect of removal or deportation can find the situation particularly distressing, particularly when family members are involved. The lawyers at UKVA Services can act quickly to protect your best interests. Our work includes securing in-country appeal rights whenever possible. We will prepare and represent your case as strongly as possible to prevent removal or deportation.
You can be sure that you are getting the most up to date professional advice and assistance from dedicated UK Immigration Lawyers when you seek help from UK Visa Advice Services.
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