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UK immigration law is complex. The Immigration Act 1971 and the Immigration Rules set the framework, but every route — whether that's a visa, settlement or citizenship application — comes with its own specific evidence requirements.

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Your legal framework

The sources of law that govern this route

We cite each source so you can verify it yourself.

Immigration Act 1971, Section 3

Framework Act for leave to enter and remain in the UK.

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Immigration Rules (gov.uk)

Current Home Office rules covering all visa and settlement routes.

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Section 117B, Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002

Public interest considerations for Article 8 family-life applications.

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Our UK Immigration Services

Our experienced immigration solicitors handle every type of UK application — all on fixed fees agreed in writing before we do a single thing:

  • *Family Visas**
  • Spouse and partner visas
  • Fiancé(e) visas
  • Child and dependent visas
  • Parent visas
  • *Work and Business Visas**
  • Skilled Worker visas
  • Global Talent visas
  • Start-up and Innovator Founder routes
  • Sponsor licence applications
  • *Settlement and Citizenship**
  • Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)
  • British citizenship applications
  • EU Settlement Scheme applications
  • *Specialist Services**
  • Visa refusal appeals and administrative reviews

Every case gets document checking, ongoing support, and a dedicated qualified solicitor handling your matter. Not a paralegal. Not a trainee. A qualified solicitor — start to finish.

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Why Choose Our Immigration Solicitors

Direct Solicitor Contact From Day One You'll speak directly with a qualified immigration solicitor who handles your case personally. No call centre staff, no being passed around.

Fixed Fees Agreed in Writing No hourly billing. No surprise charges. We agree a fixed fee in writing before any work begins — confirmed at your free consultation, so you know exactly where you stand.

Nationwide Coverage Wherever you are in the UK, you get the same expert advice. We have offices in London and Bradford, and we offer phone and video consultations for clients who can't easily come to us.

Specialist Immigration Team We focus on immigration law. That focus matters — because we prepare every application against the rules in force on the exact date you apply.

Free Initial Consultation Speak with an experienced solicitor at no cost and with no obligation. It's a chance to understand your options before you commit to anything.

Responsive Service We aim to respond promptly to all enquiries — including urgent matters, when time really counts.

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How Our Immigration Process Works

1. **Free Consultation (30 minutes)** You speak directly with an immigration solicitor — not a call handler, not a form. They'll assess your eligibility, walk you through your options, and be straight with you if any requirements are going to be difficult to meet.

2. **Fixed-Fee Quote** You'll get a fixed-fee quote, agreed in writing, before anything moves forward. No hidden costs, no surprises.

3. **Document Preparation** Your solicitor prepares the forms and supporting documents, then checks everything carefully against the relevant rules. It's a thorough process — because the details matter.

4. **Application Submission** We submit your application and keep a close eye on progress. You'll hear from us. You won't be left wondering what's happening.

5. **Decision and Next Steps** If your application is granted, we'll explain any conditions and what comes next. And if it's refused, we won't leave you in the dark — we'll advise you promptly on whether to appeal, request a review, or submit a fresh application.

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Common UK Immigration Challenges We Help With

Visa Refusals and Appeals Got a refusal? We'll review the refusal letter and tell you straight whether an administrative review, a tribunal appeal, or a fresh application gives you the best chance — see our visa refusal and appeals service.

The Financial Requirement Income thresholds for a partner visa can be tricky. We help you evidence your finances under the right category, and it's worth knowing the minimum income figure has changed recently — check the current figure on GOV.UK (gov.uk/uk-family-visa/partner-spouse).

Urgent Applications Up against a deadline? We prepare and submit time-sensitive applications without cutting corners on quality.

Document Issues Missing documents from overseas is more common than you'd think. We'll guide you on what evidence you need and what alternatives the Home Office will accept.

English Language Requirements We explain exactly which qualifications the Home Office recognises and which exemptions might apply to you.

Past results do not guarantee any particular outcome; every application is decided by the Home Office on its own facts.

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Pricing

immigration: From £240*

*Consultation fee. Full service fees vary by case — see our fees page.

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Based in West Yorkshire? Our registered office is at Listerhills Science Park in Bradford, and Bradford immigration appeals are listed locally at Phoenix House. See our Bradford immigration solicitors for office details, the areas we cover and the solicitors who run Bradford files.

Common Questions

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Plain-English answers to the questions we hear most often about immigration.

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Fixed fees, agreed in writing before we start anything. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices landing on your doormat. The exact fee depends on your route and your circumstances — we'll confirm it at your free consultation, so you know exactly where you stand before committing to anything. One thing to note: Home Office application fees and the Immigration Health Surcharge are separate. We don't set those — the Home Office does. You can check the current amounts at gov.uk.

Yes. You'll speak directly to a qualified immigration solicitor — no call centres, no junior staff. It's a free 30-minute consultation where you get honest advice about your situation and what your application will actually involve. If you'd like us to represent you after that, we agree a fixed fee in writing before anything else happens.

It's not a legal requirement, but the Immigration Rules are detailed — and a refusal is costly and stressful. A qualified immigration solicitor checks your evidence against the current rules before you apply and tackles the issues that most commonly lead to refusal.

Processing times are down to the Home Office, and they change regularly — always check the current service standards on GOV.UK. Hiring a solicitor won't fast-track your application through the Home Office queue, but it does mean your application is right first time. That matters, because mistakes lead to delays, requests for more information, or outright refusals — none of which you want.

Solicitors handle the day-to-day work — applications, advice, and keeping you in the loop — while barristers specialise in advocacy for complex appeals. For most applications, you'll only ever need a solicitor. But where advocacy is required, we instruct specialist immigration barristers directly, so you've always got the right expertise at the right stage.

Yes. We review the refusal letter, identify what went wrong in the original application, and advise whether an administrative review, a tribunal appeal, or a fresh application is the right move. And here's the thing — many refusals come down to how the evidence was presented, not because the applicant was genuinely ineligible.
“Abrahams Solicitors handled my case with incredible professionalism. They made a stressful process feel manageable and kept me informed at every stage.”

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*Fixed fee price subject to our free case assessment. All fees are quoted upfront — no hidden charges. UKVI government fees and the Immigration Health Surcharge are separate and change periodically — confirm current rates at gov.uk before applying.

This page is general guidance, not legal advice. For advice on your circumstances, contact us. Abrahams Solicitors · SRA-regulated firm #809071. Last reviewed: May 2026.