If your visa application is refused, we can assist with an appeal or a fresh application. Our team will carefully review the reasons for refusal, help you address any issues, and guide you through the steps to reapply or challenge the decision.
Required documents vary depending on the visa type, but typically include a valid passport, proof of financial status, proof of accommodation, and purpose of visit. We can help ensure that all necessary documents are prepared and submitted.
Proof of funds may include bank statements, pay slips, or sponsorship letters. We help clients gather these documents to meet the Home Office's requirements for financial evidence.
A visitor visa requires proof of intent to return home, financial stability, and accommodation in the UK. We can guide you through the forms, document preparation, and evidence to support your case.
Once submitted, you can check your application status online via the UK government’s website or consult us for status updates and guidance on timelines.
A Pre-Action Protocol letter is issued before legal action to challenge a visa decision, often for cases with judicial review. We draft these letters to outline the legal grounds for challenging Home Office decisions.
Visitor visa refusals generally do not have a right of appeal but can be challenged through a judicial review. We assess your case and explore alternative legal options.
An Administrative Review challenges the decision if an error is found. We can file the review, providing evidence to support the case and challenge incorrect decisions.
Judicial reviews evaluate the lawfulness of the Home Office's decision. We assess your case, draft necessary legal arguments, and represent you throughout the process.
Appeal times vary but generally range from a few months to a year. We provide regular updates and assist you at every step to ensure you’re informed.
Steps vary by visa type. We assist in ensuring renewal requirements are met and gathering the necessary documentation.
Begin at least three months before expiry. We can help keep track of timelines and guide you through the renewal process.
Yes, certain visas allow switching categories, depending on eligibility. We evaluate your current status and options for switching.
Remaining in the UK after visa expiry can lead to deportation. We assist with timely applications, extensions, or options for overstayers.
Visitor visa extensions are rare and usually require special circumstances. We can evaluate your situation to advise accordingly.
The Skilled Worker visa is for foreign nationals with a job offer in the UK from an approved employer. Applicants must meet specific skill, salary, and English language requirements.
A Family Visa allows family members of UK citizens or residents to join them in the UK. We can help you determine eligibility and prepare your application.
A Tier 4 (Student) visa is required to study in the UK. We assist with the application, ensuring all academic and financial requirements are met.
The UK spouse visa allows married partners of UK citizens or residents to join them. Requirements include a genuine relationship, minimum income, and accommodation proof.
A fiancé visa allows a person to come to the UK to marry their UK partner within six months. It differs from a spouse visa as it doesn’t initially grant residency rights.
A Sponsor Licence allows UK employers to hire foreign workers. We assist businesses in meeting Home Office requirements for licence approval.
Employers must submit a detailed application with supporting documents. We guide employers through this process to ensure compliance.
A COS is an electronic document issued by an employer that foreign workers need to apply for a Skilled Worker visa. We help ensure employers provide the necessary details.
Revocation affects visa status. We can assist with appealing the decision or finding alternative visa solutions.
Yes, but a new COS from the new employer is required. We help with the transition to ensure legal compliance.
