DIY (Do It Yourself) Immigration
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Our DIY (Do It Yourself) Immigration Service is only limited to assisting individuals with a specific immigration query that they are struggling with and not the application as a whole. With this service, our Immigration Solicitors and Barristers are at hand in providing advice and guidance on specific queries on the complex immigration law and rules.
Immigration Document Checking Service
Our Immigration Solicitors and Barristers can check an Immigration Visa application that you have already prepared but are unsure whether your Immigration Visa application has been prepared properly or whether it will be successful. Our Immigration Team will review your entire application and provide advice and guidance to you as to the steps you will need to take to ensure your application will be successful.
Written Immigration Advice
If your case is complex and has been previously handled by a number of solicitors and barristers, you can instruct one of our Immigration Solicitors and Barristers to provide you with a written immigration advice on your case before you choose to instruct us fully to represent your case. This will allow you the opportunity to decide after receiving our written immigration advice, whether you wish to retain your current immigration solicitors and barristers or you would like to transfer your case to our Immigration Solicitors and Barristers.
Ongoing Immigration Support
Our Immigration Team is at hand to provide you with ongoing immigration support, which can include accompanying you at an in-person immigration appointment service, providing you with ongoing immigration advice after you have submitted your Immigration Visa application until you receive a successful decision and providing you with immigration advice and support after your successful Immigration Visa application on your next steps to achieve settlement and British citizenship in the UK.
Why Instruct OneLaw Chambers?
At OneLaw Chambers, our immigration solicitors and barristers regularly assist with Immigration Visa applications in order for applicants to remain and settle in the UK. We have assisted many foreign national applicants to prepare and submit successful UK Immigration Visa applications and we have represented clients from all over the world.
Whether you require expert immigration advice on the requirements of the Immigration Rules, an independent immigration assessment of your prospects of qualifying for a UK Immigration Visa or professional immigration representation with preparing your UK Immigration Visa application, our immigration solicitors and barristers can help you.
We are committed to ensuring that our immigration solicitors and barristers prepare every Immigration Visa application with utmost quality and skill so that successful outcome is achieved every time. Our immigration solicitors and barristers operate in a friendly and cooperative manner to provide our clients with the best client care and service during the entire immigration application process.
Our Experience
All work is carried out by a dedicated and experienced immigration solicitor or barrister and a paralegal assigned to your case. Regardless of who works on your matter, they will be supervised by Aejaz Mussa, Managing Director and Head of Immigration.
Aejaz Mussa is the head of our team and has more than 10 years’ experience in immigration. Aejaz Mussa was called to the Bar as a non-practising Barrister in 2011 and then cross-qualified as a Solicitor Advocate in 2014. Aejaz Mussa has many years of successfully representing immigration applications and was previously Head of Immigration at a city firm before founding OneLaw Chambers.
Aejaz Mussa is assisted by a team of solicitors, barristers and paralegals in ensuring that you are provided with the best service for your case.
Our Fees
The fees we charge on immigration cases vary depending on a number of factors. These typically include:
- whether the work is for non-contentious or contentious;
- The complexity of the work; and
- The hours likely to be spent in doing the work.
The fees are usually charged on a fixed fee basis for non-contentious application work. However, some work can be carried out on an hourly rates basis. For DIY Immigration services, we typically charge 50% of the fees quoted in the table below.
The fees for immigration work is set out in the table below:
No | Type of Case | Approximate Fee (exc. VAT)* | Disbursements* |
1 | Standard Visitor Visa Applications | £1500.00 | £100-£837 |
2 | Student Based Visa Applications | £1500.00 | £363-£490 |
3 | Work Based Visa Applications | £2500.00 | £625-£1423 |
4 | Relationship Based Visa Applications (standard) | £2500.00 | £1048-£1538 |
5 | Relationship Based Visa Applications (complex) | £3500.00 | £1048-£1538 |
6 | Sponsor Licence Applications | £2500.00 | £536-£1476 |
7 | Immigration Appeal | £5000.00 | £80-£140 |
8 | Immigration Judicial Review | Hourly Rates | £154-£924 |
*Please note that the fees and disbursements may be subject to change at the time of instruction and should be seen as guideline to the fees only.
The quoted fees above include:
- Providing you with a documents checklist
- considering documents subject to 2 reviews
- taking instructions and providing advice
- preparing any documents in support of your immigration application
- preparing and submitting the immigration application
- advising you on timelines and the outcome of their application
Please note that the above fees do not include disbursement costs such as the immigration application fees (as per table above), certification of documents (£75-£150) and other fees associated with immigration application, interpreter’s fees if required (£250-£1500), barrister’s fees for contentious cases such as appeals (£1500-£3000) and photocopying and/or postage charges.
How long will my application take?
We cannot guarantee how long the Home Office will take to process your application. The average processing for applications is usually 6 months, unless a different processing period is specified. We will normally be able to submit your immigration application within 4 to 6 weeks of you instructing us and providing all required documents, but we will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer than this.
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