Realising your vision of UK citizenship – our role

Realising your vision of UK citizenship – our role

Moving to another country, temporarily or permanently, is an adventure with plenty of possibilities. We want to help you take the first step on your journey by helping you to get the visa you need.

Working your way through the system can be confusing and time-consuming but using an immigration solicitor in London, like Saracens Solicitors, can reduce the amount of effort involved considerably.

Choosing a visa type

There are a large number of different types of visa to choose from. The visa you apply for depends on a number of factors including your circumstances, the reason you are visiting the UK, your finances, your educational history and so on. If you do not have the necessary points your application will not be successful.

Having an immigration solicitor in London who has in-depth knowledge of the system can help you to discover more positive factors in your life that count towards your visa application.

Submitting your application

Once you have decided on your visa type and gathered your supporting evidence together, Saracens Solicitors can help you submit your application. We assist you with the more complex sections and check the accuracy of your details. Each type of visa application requires different details and paperwork to be submitted and we are familiar with all types.

Our specialist areas include, but are not limited to: applying for asylum in the UK, domestic workers visa, entrepreneur visa, investor visa, family visitor, multi-entry visit visa, sponsored skilled workers, spouse / civil partnership entry clearance, student visitors, the points based system (PBS), tier 4 (General) of PBS – students, unmarried partner entry clearance and visiting the UK.

Appealing a decision

If your visa gets denied initially, Saracens Solicitors will look at the application and denial and advise on whether you may have grounds for appeal. We have a strong commitment to your case when you choose us as your immigration solicitor in London. We try every avenue that is available in order to help you realise your vision.

There are different types of appeal and many subtle legal manoeuvres that may be applicable to your case. Saracens Solicitors has a long history of utilising their knowledge of this system to generate successful appeals.

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