The route and work required
An initial assessment, full application, compliance review or appeal each involves a different scope.
Fees and services
Clear scope.
No hidden assumptions.
Before work begins, clients should understand what will be done, who will do it, the likely timetable and the expected cost.
Request a scope discussionWHAT YOUR QUOTE WILL COVER
Clarity before you decide.
- The total fixed fee or likely range of fees
- Whether VAT applies and the amount payable
- Likely Home Office fees and other disbursements
- What work is included and what is not included
- The key stages and likely timescales
- Who will carry out and supervise the work
WHAT CAN SHAPE THE SCOPE
A quote built around
the actual work.
The same visa label can involve very different facts. A sensible fee starts with enough information to understand the route, the evidence and any risk or deadline.
The facts and evidence
Immigration history, dependants, missing documents and complex evidence can affect the work needed.
Timing and urgency
A genuine deadline or urgent application may require a different plan and availability check.
External costs
Home Office fees, the immigration health surcharge, counsel, experts or translations sit outside our legal fee where applicable.
FROM ENQUIRY TO INSTRUCTIONA straightforward
A straightforward
way to begin.
- 01
Tell us the objective
Share the broad issue, current position and any important date.
- 02
We identify the likely scope
Where needed, an initial discussion helps establish what work may be appropriate.
- 03
You receive written terms
The work, fees, external costs, people involved and next steps are set out before instruction.
- 04
Work begins when agreed
No substantive work starts until the scope and client onboarding requirements are completed.
Enquiry optionsChoose a clearer
Choose a clearer
starting point.
Use the guided enquiry form to tell us the broad area where you need help. Please share only brief details and do not send confidential documents.