Immigration Lawyers in Enfield
IAS’ immigration lawyers in Enfield can help you with any immigration query or issues you might be facing.
Call us on 0333 305 9375 for guidance and assistance. We are here to help and can do so over the phone or in person.
Which services do IAS’ immigration solicitors in Enfield offer?
The Immigration Advice Service has a dedicated and OISC qualified team of immigration solicitors that are here to help you every step of the way.
They can help you with a range of immigration services, including Work Visas, Sponsor Licences, Spouse Visas, Student Visas and settlement. Our lawyers in Enfield are also equipped to handle asylum cases and administrative reviews.
Why should I trust IAS with my case?
IAS lawyers have a wealth of experience in immigration law, spanning over 50 years. Our immigration solicitors in Enfield are well versed and prepared to handle your case, whatever the complexity may be.
You can rest assured that your case is in the best hands and will be dealt with by the utmost professionals. We have specific packages which are tailored to your individual needs and circumstances in order to offer the best advice and maximise your chances for a positive outcome.
These packages are:
- Application Package
- Advice Package
- Fast Track Application Package
- Appeal Package
- Document Checking Service
- Help for businesses employing foreign workers
- Emergency Advice Package
For more information on all the services we offer, please do not hesitate to call us on 0333 305 9375.
How long does it take for IAS’ immigration solicitors in Enfield to process a visa application?
It depends on the type of visa, status or immigration route that you are applying for since each application has unique requirements and therefore different processing timeframes. We cannot provide a specific timeframe since each individual case will be slightly different.
However, there is an option to fast-track your application which we offer as a premium Fast Track Application Package. Your lawyer in Enfield will be able to process this for you and will work alongside you to aim to process your application within 24 hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we can absolutely help you. We assist people whose visa applications have been rejected by the Home Office every day. Our lawyers in Enfield will be there every step of the way when contesting the Government’s decision.
The terms and conditions of your appeal will be in your Home Office rejection letter. Bring this with you to your appointment in Enfield and we will launch an official appeal with you. We have a unique Appeal Package in which our solicitor will represent you and will liaise with the Home Office to overturn the initial decision.
If you are a British citizen or someone with settled status, your overseas partner may be able to live with you in the UK.
In order to be eligible for a Spouse Visa or a UK Marriage Visa, you must first be married or in a civil partnership. You then must pass rigorous tests to satisfy the Home Office’s requirements. The UK Spouse Visa is one of the most difficult visas to obtain due to the nature of its high requirements.
Examples of the criteria include:
- Passing the genuine relationship test
- Meeting the financial income requirement
- Passing an English test
- Passing a medical test
- Having suitable accommodation in the UK
Our team of lawyers in Enfield can assist you with your Spouse Visa application. Alternatively, if you are not already married, our solicitors will be able to process your Fiance Visa application if you are engaged and intend on marrying within 6 months of being in the UK.
IAS has helped many families and individuals secure their British citizenship status. Our lawyers in Enfield have a dedicated Application Package which maximises your chances of receiving a successful outcome on your case.
In this package, our lawyers will:
- Assess your case individually and provide honest, reliable advice
- Review whether you meet the criteria for British citizenship
- Organise a portfolio of evidence on your behalf for your case
- Write and submit a Letter of Representation
- Complete the application to the highest standard
- Submit your application to the Home Office for you