Ashfield Solicitors is a top-ranked leading immigration specialist law firm based in South Kensington, London. We have extensive experience and an unrivalled reputation providing advice and assistance to clients from around the world in all aspects of UK immigration & Nationality law.
We pride ourselves on the quality and speed of our services and offer an effective legal service, tailored to the precise needs of each client, giving focused and decisive advice on both the technical and practical aspects of immigration law and policy.
We provide strategic guidance on all available immigration options and the best courses of action for each client and undertake the broadest range of immigration work and guide clients and their families through the full immigration process relating to any UK Visa entry clearance applications, further leave & Indefinite leave to remain in the UK, applications for Spouse, Civil Partnership, Marriage, fianc, child, dependant, Sole Representative of an overseas business, settlement, Long Residency, Human Rights, regularisation of overstayers, bail, Discretionary Leave, Visitor Visa, Domestic Worker, EEA Free Movement, (EEA Family Permit, EEA Residence Card, EEA Permanent Residence, EEA settled status, EEA pre-settled status) British Nationality, British Passport, PBS applications, (T2 Migrant, Inter-company Transfer) immigration Appeals and Judicial Reviews.
We pride ourselves on the quality and speed of our services and offer an effective legal service, tailored to the precise needs of each client, giving focused and decisive advice on both the technical and practical aspects of immigration law and policy.
We provide strategic guidance on all available immigration options and the best courses of action for each client and undertake the broadest range of immigration work and guide clients and their families through the full immigration process relating to any UK Visa entry clearance applications, further leave & Indefinite leave to remain in the UK, applications for Spouse, Civil Partnership, Marriage, fianc, child, dependant, Sole Representative of an overseas business, settlement, Long Residency, Human Rights, regularisation of overstayers, bail, Discretionary Leave, Visitor Visa, Domestic Worker, EEA Free Movement, (EEA Family Permit, EEA Residence Card, EEA Permanent Residence, EEA settled status, EEA pre-settled status) British Nationality, British Passport, PBS applications, (T2 Migrant, Inter-company Transfer) immigration Appeals and Judicial Reviews.
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Making an application to the relevant authorities can be very stressful.
The rules and regulations of U.K immigration & Nationality law are complex and difficult to understand for the layperson.
We understand that choosing a lawyer is not an easy decision.
You need to be sure that the firm you choose to work with is competent and able to deal with all of your queries.
If you are applying for the first time, or have been refused U.K visa in the past and you are seeking an experienced U.K immigration solicitor, then we can provide you with a high level of service based on our specialist experience of UK immigration and Nationality law in making applications to the Home Office and British Embassy or High Commissions overseas.
The rules and regulations of U.K immigration & Nationality law are complex and difficult to understand for the layperson.
We understand that choosing a lawyer is not an easy decision.
You need to be sure that the firm you choose to work with is competent and able to deal with all of your queries.
If you are applying for the first time, or have been refused U.K visa in the past and you are seeking an experienced U.K immigration solicitor, then we can provide you with a high level of service based on our specialist experience of UK immigration and Nationality law in making applications to the Home Office and British Embassy or High Commissions overseas.
The overseas spouse, civil partner or unmarried partner of a British citizen or person settled in the UK may be able to apply to remain with or join them in the UK.
You need to provide evidence that your marriage or your civil partnership is recognised in the UK.
If you are a fianc(e) or a proposed civil partner you must demonstrate that you intend to get married or enter into a civil partnership within six months of arriving in the UK.
The main requirement for unmarried partners, is that they have been living with their sponsor in a relationship akin to a marriage or civil partnership for at least two years prior to the date of application.
You need to provide evidence that your marriage or your civil partnership is recognised in the UK.
If you are a fianc(e) or a proposed civil partner you must demonstrate that you intend to get married or enter into a civil partnership within six months of arriving in the UK.
The main requirement for unmarried partners, is that they have been living with their sponsor in a relationship akin to a marriage or civil partnership for at least two years prior to the date of application.
Once a migrant meets certain criteria, including a minimum period of residence and good character requirements, he/she may apply to naturalise as a British citizen.
If you are at least 18 years old and have been granted indefinite leave to remain or have acquired a right of permanent residence in the UK, you may be eligible to apply for British Citizenship by Naturalisation.
In certain situations, adults and children may be able to acquire British citizenship by 'registration'.
If you do not qualify for British citizenship automatically, you may be eligible to apply for Registration as a British citizen, either by way of an entitlement or on a discretionary basis.
If you are at least 18 years old and have been granted indefinite leave to remain or have acquired a right of permanent residence in the UK, you may be eligible to apply for British Citizenship by Naturalisation.
In certain situations, adults and children may be able to acquire British citizenship by 'registration'.
If you do not qualify for British citizenship automatically, you may be eligible to apply for Registration as a British citizen, either by way of an entitlement or on a discretionary basis.
If you are an EU citizen residing in the UK, you can apply to register under the EU Settlement Scheme for pre-settled or settled status.
Evidencing your rights as an EU citizen, be that under the EU Settlement Scheme or otherwise, may not be easy and, in some cases, extensive evidence is required.
We are specialists in cases involving EU citizens and their family members, and also Non-EEA nationals, who are family members of/ married to EEA nationals.
Until the transition period ends, as an EU citizen you may live and work in the UK if you are exercising your rights under EU law as a worker, a self-employed individual, a self-sufficient person or a student.
Evidencing your rights as an EU citizen, be that under the EU Settlement Scheme or otherwise, may not be easy and, in some cases, extensive evidence is required.
We are specialists in cases involving EU citizens and their family members, and also Non-EEA nationals, who are family members of/ married to EEA nationals.
Until the transition period ends, as an EU citizen you may live and work in the UK if you are exercising your rights under EU law as a worker, a self-employed individual, a self-sufficient person or a student.
If you are a British citizen and you are currently living abroad and would like to bring your child with you to the UK, or you are already in the UK with limited or indefinite leave to remain and wish for your children to join you, there are provisions in the UK Immigration Rules to enable you to do so on the basis of their relationship to you as a 'dependent child'.
One of the requirements for entrance to the UK as a child of a parent, is that the applicant must show that the parent inviting the child has sole responsibility for the child's upbringing.
One of the requirements for entrance to the UK as a child of a parent, is that the applicant must show that the parent inviting the child has sole responsibility for the child's upbringing.
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