Trying to resolve your immigration status can be a trying time, especially if your family is involved, or even faces being split up.
UK Immigration law is ever more complex with increasingly stringent requirements being imposed on applicants. Our extensively experienced solicitors are able to understand your needs and advise you on your prospects of success and on potential pitfalls in pursuing your application. We will work with you to find a solution that matches your needs as you may be concerned about whether or not you can safely work or continue to stay in the UK. And with good reason – the penalties for getting it wrong can be steep; from a refusal and an appeal to even deportation.
Fahri LLP has the expert knowledge necessary for resolving complex immigration cases as painlessly as possible, and always with a compassionate approach. Our specialist team can advise on a wide range of that includes:
Immigration Visas and Settlement
• Marriage/Fiancé/Proposed civil partner visa
• Unmarried partner and same sex visa applications
• Settlement (ILR – Indefinite leave to remain)
• Domestic violence applications
• Visiting the UK
EU Law
• EEA family permit
• EEA Permanent Residence
• Retained Right of Residence
• Turkish ECAA – Ankara Agreement
• Surinder Singh Route
Point Based System
• Tier 1 (Highly skilled workers, entrepreneurs, investors and graduates)
• Tier 2 (sponsored workers)
• Tier 4 (students)
• Tier 5 (temporary workers)
Services for UK Businesses
• Sponsorship Licence
• Compliance with legislation relating to prevention of illegal working
Other
• Long residence applications
• Discretionary leave and Human Rights applications
• Nationality applications
• UK Ancestry visa
• Same Day Visa Service
• Immigration appeals
• Judicial Reviews
Fahri LLP are committed to providing friendly services tailored to meet your needs, whether you are an individual, family, company, or a public body. This covers the most straightforward applications, but also includes complex cases in the First Tier / Upper Tier Tribunal of the Immigration and Asylum Chambers and the Higher Courts.
We’re well versed in European Union legislation, human rights and are wholly dedicated to providing a quality immigration solicitor and commercial lawyer service which improves the lives of our individual and corporate clients for the better.
Our specialists can also advise on issues such as marriage entry clearances, judicial reviews and refusal of entry appeals. We also handle applications for colleges and universities from foreign students.
Whatever your problem, we’re here to help.
With Fahri LLP, you’ll feel secure in the knowledge that we’re working hard to get the best outcome for your situation. You will have direct access to qualified immigration solicitors regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. You can be assured of the quality and integrity of the service you will receive.
For further information on our full range of immigration services, or to make an appointment for an informal first discussion, please call us on +44 (0) 20 3813 8450 or simply click here to get in touch.
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