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Immigration Law Specialists
London Immigration Lawyers, Hayes UK visa requirements and immigration laws are changing rapidly and we Immigration Law Specialists understand your immigration issues which can be extremely complex therefore aim to offer an efficient, sympathetic and cost-effective service to our clients’. ILS have a specialist team of immigration solicitors in Ealing, Southall, Harrow and Hayes. |
Service that matters
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HELP WITH IMMIGRATION PROCEDUREWe guide you at each stage of your immigration application considering your long term immigration feasibility in mind:
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TRIED AND TESTEDThe Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) regulates immigration advisers, which means they must meet certain standards. OISC does not regulate Immigration Solicitors who also provide immigration Advice.
We are regulated by the OISC at the highest level and have thorough understanding of Home Office UK visas & Immigration policies. We can help if you have a problem with entering, or settling in the UK; if you want to enter the UK to work, or set up your own business, or to study - or you want to settle with a partner or bring a family member to the UK. Flexible Payment Options We understand that immigration complications often arise without notice which could become difficult in present economic climate therefore we provide flexible payment options. You may pay the agreed fees in installments each month benefiting your needs, which will be agreed with each individual separately. OUT OF OFFICE HOUR UNIQUE SERVICE We as immigration lawyers provide client focused service keeping in consideration busy working lifestyle therefore out of office telephone and/or in person appointments are available, subject to prior bookings, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm weekdays. |
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NEW IMMIGRATION NEWS, CASES & UPDATES
In R (Mungur) v SSHD [2021] EWCA Civ 1076 (15 July 2021) the appellant successfully appealed to the Court of Appeal against the refusal to grant them Indefinite leave to remain on long residence under para 276B. However, the Court of Appeal has cast some doubt on Hoque in R (Afzal) v SSHD [2021] EWCA Civ 1909 (17 December 2021) which was an appeal against the refusal of permission to apply for judicial review of the SSHD’s decision refusing to grant ILR on long residence grounds on the basis that there was a period when the appellant was not lawfully resident in the country with the consequence that the period of continuous lawful residence had been broken. |
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