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Stage 3: The completion of your UK Visa application with legal representation

Once we have completed the application, we will then proceed to strengthen your case with supporting legal representations. We take time in so doing in order to make your case as ‘watertight’ and professional as possible because spending that extra time in preparing often lengthy representations just may ‘tip the balance’ in your favour.

Stage 4: Submission of your UK Visa application

Once all representations have been drafted by your regulated caseworker, your application will be checked by the immigration supervisor and then either sent to you to submit to the deliberating body, or alternatively we can take that pressure off you and lodge the same ourselves.

Stage 5: Decision

Once lodged we closely monitor the progress of your application with the deliberating body in order to expedite the decision in your favour. We will of course, throughout all stages of the decision making process keep you informed, as we appreciate that this can be a stressful and traumatic time for applicants, and thus we have to ensure that our client is as comfortable as possible.
Speak to our specialist immigration advisors for help, advice and action; our five stage process will enable you to avoid unnecessary expenses and ensure you have the best possible chance of success!
Whether you are an employer looking to hire an overseas national, a skilled professional considering furthering your career in the UK, or a student contemplating a period of study at one of the UK’s universities, we can advise and assist you at all stages of the immigration process.
We will advise you on the legal requirements, your eligibility, the range and content of documentation required, processing timescales and supplementary matters to ensure that the immigration process runs as smoothly as possible for you.
With the benefit of our extensive experience, we are able to understand your needs and advise on the prospects of success and potential pitfalls in pursuing an application. Working together, we will use our experience to find a solution that matches your needs wherever possible.
Building client relationships through trust is an important part of our business. Many of our clients choose to stay with us from the initial entry to the UK, through extension and settlement applications to obtaining a British passport.

Services We Offer

We prepare a detailed analysis via a consultation with you and at the end of meeting we will advise you accordingly on the best route possible for you applying the current immigration rules.

We will request you to provide certain documents to start work on your case. The quality of the initial application can make the difference between success or failure of that application. After we have completed the application, we will then proceed to strengthen your case with supporting legal representation.

In the legal representation we will set out the particulars of your case and circumstances, details of the law under which you are asking for your application to be considered, and show how you meet the requirements of the law, or , if you do not meet the requirements present your case in the best possible light and explain in legal terms why your application should be successful.

We take time in so doing in order to make your case as professional as possible and in our experience spending extra time in preparing the case saves money and frustration to you. We take great pride in the individuality of our work.

Inform you of the legal requirements which you will have to meet for your application to be successful. We will explain to you how the legal requirements will be interpreted by the UK authorities, based on the internal instructions given to their caseworkers.

After we have completed the case, we will submit the case in the UK or abroad. We will then closely monitor the progress of your application with the deliberating body in order to expedite the decision in your favour. Our daily routine work involves dealing with the UKVI Border Agency and UK Embassies in making visa applications. If your application is refused then appeal must be lodged in the UK within a very short time limit, and the an appeal form must give detailed reasons for the appeal to be valid. All the appeals are heard by an immigration judge in the UK.

We can assist organisations in obtaining Certificates of Sponsorship (previously known as work permits), Sole representative visas and business visit visas and can guide you through complex contentious immigration matters such as bail applications and fighting detention and deportation removal orders.

Useful Links & Information

Visa4uk

Free Consultation for partner visa application.

Applying for a visa to the UK from abroad is now easier Due to the online visa application system accessible on Visa4UK. www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk is the website to apply for a UK visa over a secure internet connection. In many countries you can also pay your application fee and book an appointment at a visa application centre using this facility, many people approach us from abroad while filling their application and we do not charge them any fee for advice. You must not use Visa4UK website if you are already in the UK and you want to extend your stay or switch into another immigration category. We charge £50 consultation fee if you require clarification of the rules.

TB test for UK visa application

You will need to have a (tuberculosis) TB test if you’re coming to the UK for more than 6 months and are resident in any of the countries listed on https://www.gov.uk/tb-test-visa/countries-where-you-need-a-tb-test-to-enter-the-uk .This link will also provide you the address of the TB test centre in your country of residence.

Life in the UK Test

The link www.gov.uk/life-in-the-uk-test/book-life-in-uk-test is the only official government service for booking the Life in the UK Test. You need to take the test as part of your application for British citizenship or settlement in the UK. You can find practice papers for life in the UK test on www.lifeintheuktestweb.co.uk.

British citizenship application

There are different ways to become a British citizen. The most common is called ‘naturalisation’. You may be able to apply to become a British citizen by ‘registration’ in certain circumstances.

There are different requirements if your spouse or partner is a British citizen.

You can apply for British citizenship by naturalisation if:

you meet good character requirement for British nationality, for example, you don’t have a serious or recent criminal record, and you haven’t been involved in immigration offences in the last 10 years.

Fee for Naturalisation fee, Child applying to register as a British citizen can be found www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/

Appendix FM

Free advice for spouse visa application.(out of UK applications only)

Appendix FM is for those seeking to enter or remain in the UK on the basis of their family life with a person who is a British Citizen or settled in the UK. It sets out the requirements for spouse/partner visa applications. This appendix explains in detail the income requirement for partner visa https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-fm-

Appendix FM-SE

This Appendix sets out the documentary evidence applicants need to provide to meet the requirements of Appendix FM-SE rules. You will find all the documents required in the link below. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-fm-se You can contact us for one off free consultation if you require any clarification.

English Language requirement

You need to have a certificate to prove you have the qualification. Some recognised test qualifications only last for 2 years. You can use a B1 level qualification that you took more than 2 years ago.

British Citizenship & Naturalisation

If you are over 18 and have been living in the UK for the last five years (or three years if you are married to or a civil partner of a British citizen), you may be able to apply for naturalisation as a British citizen.

You Must be Able To Show That:

You intend to continue living in the UK

You have passed ‘English Language’ and the ‘Life in the UK’ test

You can meet the residential requirements

Children under the age of 18 should register as a British Citizen. They may apply either by entitlement (if the child has a right under British nationality law) or by discretion (which requires more robust evidence in support of their particular case). If children are over the age of 10, they must be able to show they are of good character.

Professional Immigration & Consulting Services are registered with the OISC to act on applicant’s behalf for all British citizenship applications. Same Day Services.

The UKBA offers a premium ‘same-day’ service for straightforward cases in certain categories. This is of immense value for people who wish to travel regularly or do not want to wait for weeks or months to have their applications considered. Unfortunately, these appointments are in high demand and must be booked in advance.

Individual Clients

Individual clients who have reached the appeal stage will be unable to submit fresh documentation when an immigration application has been refused.

It is therefore recommended that a professional immigration and consultation company prepares and submits initial applications on your behalf.

As an OISC registered business, Professional Immigration and Consulting Services Ltd can complete all applications quickly and affordably.

We provide expert services built around UK immigration law for private individuals within the following status brackets.

If you want to instruct the immigration lawyer to represent you then selecting the Immigration law firm to represent you is one the most important decisions because the outcome of your case largely depends on the competence of your immigration lawyer.

We suggest that you should speak with the OISC authorised immigration advisor regarding your case because they are more likely to be up to date with all the recent changes in immigration rules as they deal with immigration cases only. Guidance notes of your visa application form will provide you the link to find an authorised advisor near you. We are OISC authorised immigration advisors.

Do not appoint low cost immigration lawyer because cheapest immigration lawyer might be more time consuming and may cost you more money and frustration in the long run. Please check that the person giving advice is directly authorised to provide advice.