Regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority
What to expect

How It Works

Three steps, and you know where you stand after the first one.

01

Book a consultation

Choose a time on our booking page, or message us on WhatsApp. You will have a confirmed appointment and a reference code straight away — no forms to wait on.

02

An honest assessment

We go through your documents and your history, and tell you which routes are genuinely open. If a case is weak you will hear that at this meeting, before any fee is agreed.

03

A fixed quote, in writing

If we can help, you get a written scope and a fixed fee before any work starts. Your consultation fee is credited against it.

Before you book

Common questions


What should I bring to the consultation?

Photo ID, your current visa or BRP if you have one, and any correspondence from the Home Office — particularly a refusal letter, which sets out the exact grounds we would need to address.

If you are unsure, bring more rather than less. It is quicker to set a document aside than to book a second appointment for it.

Is the consultation fee refunded if I instruct you?

It is credited against your fees on the same matter, so you are not charged twice for the same conversation.

Are Home Office fees included in your quote?

No, and no adviser can absorb them. Home Office fees are set by the government, change frequently, and are paid directly to them. We confirm the current figure for your route at the enquiry stage so you can budget for both.

What does "IAA regulated" actually mean?

Immigration advice in the UK may only be given by someone regulated. We are registered with the Immigration Advice Authority under number F202200106, at Level 2, which covers applications and appeals as well as advice.

In practice it means our advice is given to a published standard, and that you have an independent body to complain to if we fall short. You can check any adviser's registration on the IAA's public register.

Can you guarantee my application will succeed?

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Decisions rest with the Home Office. What we can do is tell you honestly whether a route is open to you, and make sure the application put in front of a caseworker is the strongest version of your case.

Do you offer appointments outside 2–5pm?

Consultations are Monday to Thursday, 2–5pm. The office is open Monday to Friday 09:30–17:30 for calls and correspondence. If none of the available times work, call us and we will see what can be arranged.

Ready to talk through your case?

Consultations are £30 for 30 minutes or £50 for the hour, Monday to Thursday afternoons.

Consultations £30 / £50Mon–Thu, 2–5pm Book now