Immigration

We help all those wishing to enter into the United Kingdom or extend their permission to remain in the United Kingdom, for the purposes of business, employment, as well as to study. We have experienced specialists who will provide you with the right advice in matters relating to immigration. We provide a legal representation to you throughout your application process. Our case workers and lawyers also help not only the visa applicants also the sponsors of the visas such as employers and educational institutions. We also help you with the visitor and family visas. We help with the visas for spouses, civil partnerships, same sex partners, and dependants of the British Citizens or the people who have Indefinite Leave to Remain. Our case workers and lawyers are qualified and experienced in Entry Clearance, Leave to Enter, Leave to Remain, Citizenship and Nationality under UK, EU/EEA immigration law. We also provide specialist advice on appeals and representation before the Immigration Tribunal and application under Europe Conventions and Human Rights. Britannia Solicitors are specialised to provide legal help in all types of immigration and human rights matters at all stages of an immigration case including:

Our highly experienced team with a proven record always helps clients all across the UK. Our client's feedback and reviews are always in our favour just because of the excellent services provided by us. Our practice combines a rich depth of experience with accessible, responsive, and affordable legal services. We leave no stone unturned in our commitment to client’s satisfaction.

We are results oriented solicitors. We do not only advise you of your choices, we propose the move towards we believe is best matched to your requirements. Our objective is to build up lasting relationships with our clients by providing legal services that are high in value, rather than high in cost.

Britannia Solicitors are specialised to provide legal help in all types of immigration and human rights matters at all stages of an immigration case including:

Any application to the Home Office (Tier 1, 2, 4 and 5)

Applications for naturalisation or registration under the British Nationality Act 1981

Applications on behalf of European Economic Area (EEA) nationals and their family members under the applicable EEA Regulations or Immigration Rules, including        applications for permanent residence, residence cards, and registration certificates

Applications under the Immigration Rules, including:

Student and work experience visas

Visit visas (for tourism, or visiting friends / family)

Spouse and partners applications, including fiancé(e)s or proposed civil partners

Applications for work, business or study under the Points-Based System;

Dependent relative and family reunion applications

Ancestry visas

Other categories, such as applications on the basis of long residence

Asylum applications

Statelessness applications

Human rights / private life applications

Applications for Secretary of State immigration bail

Reconsideration and legacy requests

Judicial review, such as claims for unlawful detention

Immigration services to businesses (e.g., applications for certificates of sponsorship or confirmation of acceptance for studies).

An appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber);

An application to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber);

An application to the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal;

An Appeal to the Upper Tribunal;

An appeal to the Court of Appeal Civil Division;

Judicial Review in the Administrative Court / High Court;

An appeal to the Supreme Court of England and Wales on point of law.

An application to The European Court of Human Rights.