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Every area of UK immigration law.

Choose the area closest to your situation. Each page explains the route in plain English, what to check and how we can help.

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Quick answer

We advise on every area of UK immigration: family and partner visas, work, study and visits, settlement and citizenship, business sponsorship, refusals and urgent problems, asylum and human rights. Each page explains the route in plain English, what usually decides the outcome and how a solicitor can help, from a first consultation to full representation.

Where would you like to start?

If you are not sure which area applies, send an enquiry. You do not need to know the name of a visa.

Family and partner visas

Spouses, partners, fiancé(e)s, children, parents and adult relatives; extensions, switching and family changes.

Work, talent and youth mobility

Sponsored work, talent routes, graduates, youth schemes and specialist or temporary work.

Study

Student, Child Student and short-term study, and what to do when studies change.

Visits

Standard Visitor, Marriage Visitor, transit and ETA questions.

Settlement, citizenship and specialist status

Indefinite leave to remain, long residence, British citizenship and status questions.

Business and employer immigration

Sponsor licences, sponsored workers, compliance, licence problems, transfers, founders and right to work.

Refusals, urgent problems and complex cases

Refusals, reviews, appeals, expiring or cancelled permission, detention and eVisa problems.

Asylum, protection and human rights

Asylum claims, the closed refugee family reunion route, human rights and related litigation.

Also covered.

How we can help.

Support can be matched to what you need. Ask for the scope of any work, and an explanation of fees and separate government charges, in writing before you instruct the firm.

  • Initial consultation and eligibility assessment. A conversation about your circumstances, the routes that may apply and the risks.
  • Written advice and immigration planning. A considered view on your options and a plan that looks ahead to extensions, settlement or citizenship.
  • Document and application checking. A review of an application or evidence you have prepared, before you submit it.
  • Full application preparation and representation. Preparing and submitting the application, and dealing with the Home Office on your behalf.
  • Responses to Home Office requests. Help answering requests for further information, interviews or evidence.
  • Refusal analysis and next steps. Understanding why an application failed and whether to seek review, appeal, judicial review or make a fresh application.
  • Ongoing business immigration support. Continuing help for employers with sponsorship, reporting, record keeping and right-to-work compliance.

Questions people ask first.

  • Which route fits my circumstances?
  • Can I apply from inside or outside the UK?
  • Can I switch, extend, work or bring dependants?
  • What evidence will I need?
  • What happens after a refusal?
  • How might this route lead to settlement?
  • What happens if my employment or family circumstances change?

Each service page answers the questions that apply to that route. Fees are explained on our fees page.

Immigration advice across England and Wales · Rooted in Carlisle

Immigration solicitors across England and Wales.
With an office in Carlisle.

Immigration rules are set nationally, so where you live should not limit who you can speak to. People in Cumbria and the Borders can visit the Carlisle office.

Across England and Wales

The same immigration rules apply wherever you live in England and Wales.

In person in Carlisle

Pacific House, Fletcher Way, Parkhouse, Carlisle, CA3 0LJ

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Visit our Carlisle office

Speak to the firm

01228 272395 · info@edwardamaury.co.uk

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