Immigration solicitors advise on work and family visas, indefinite leave to remain, citizenship, sponsor licences, asylum and Home Office appeals.
This page lists every immigration firm in the LegalChoice directory. All are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and show their SRA numbers, so you can verify any firm on the official register. Send one free enquiry describing your situation — a visa application, settlement, citizenship or an appeal with a deadline approaching — and it reaches every immigration firm covering your county. Interested firms reply directly and you choose who handles your case.
Found 2 solicitors handling Immigration.
Established as a specialist practice in employment law, immigration, commercial & corporate and wills, probate & estate planning, ESP Solicitors Limited advising on matters such as Immigration Support and Business immigration support. The firm acts for individuals and businesses, offering clear advice and dedicated representation from enquiry through to resolution.
Milton Park
Abingdon · Oxfordshire · OX14 4RX
SRA no. 404647
Mpm Legal Solutions Limited is a law firm practising primarily in employment law, commercial & corporate, immigration and litigation & dispute resolution, providing services covering Employment law, Collective redundancy consultations, Employment tribunal litigation, TUPE transfers, Business immigration law and Business restructures. The firm handles both straightforward and complex cases with a practical, client-focused approach.
Station Road
Henley on Thames · Oxfordshire · RG9 1AT
SRA no. 598148
Common questions
Useful answers before you choose a solicitor.
Not legally, but the rules are detailed and refusal rates are significant. A solicitor chooses the correct route, checks that your evidence actually meets the requirements and presents any complications properly. That is usually cheaper than fixing a refused application through an appeal or fresh submission.
Standard applications are typically decided within around six months, with priority services available on some routes. The bigger variable is whether you genuinely qualify when you apply: residence gaps, travel history and salary evidence are the usual causes of delay or refusal, and they are best resolved before filing.
Depending on the decision you may have a right of appeal, a right to an administrative review, or the option of a fresh application. Deadlines can be as short as fourteen days, so read the refusal letter immediately and take advice before the window closes. The right response depends on why it was refused.
Legal fees are separate from Home Office application fees. Straightforward applications are commonly quoted as fixed fees, often a few hundred to a couple of thousand pounds depending on complexity, while appeals and complex cases are billed by stage. Always ask for the scope in writing before instructing a firm.