No they don’t. When we discuss the cost of the application, we will make clear of the Home office fees, our fees and any other expenses that are likely to incur. We will breakdown these costs so you are in the clear.

The fees quoted by us are fixed. They cover all correspondence, expertise and time take to complete the agreed task in particular. Further work that cannot be envisaged is quoted as a new matter.

We are open from 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday (exc. bank holidays). We can arrange to see you outside of these hours in certain cases and in exceptional cases, we will come to see you, at your home address or another agreed location.

Yes it is better you call us or pop in to make an appointment to ensure we can provide you with adequate time. However, we have an informal arrangement here so you may wish to pop in and see if we are free to see you.

No. You will have a dedicated caseworker who will remain responsible on your case from the beginning to end. On a rare occasion you may be helped by another experienced member.

Yes. All fees relating to immigration are inclusive of VAT so that there are no unexpected surprises later.

No unfortunately. Most immigration, EEA or nationality applications are no longer in scope of legal aid funding regardless of your means. This has been in force since April 2013.

Legal aid funding is no longer provided for Immigration applications in the UK or overseas. This is a national issue for all Legal Aid solicitors and law centres. As funding is cut we must secure alternative ways to maintain the survival of the service.

Yes but in only specific cases. Legal aid is still available for asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors in the UK, victims of domestic violence and victims of trafficking.