Our full legal representation service is a bespoke offering designed to meet your specific requirements and circumstances.

With this service, we handle your UK partner visa application from start to finish, providing comprehensive support throughout the process.

This includes:

Our full legal representation service is designed for partners who want to submit the strongest possible application efficiently and with minimal stress.

As UK partner visa specialists, we only offer services in relation to:

Our team is small and highly specialised, made up solely of Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) regulated immigration advisers with Home Office experience. We never outsource cases to external advisers.

We limit the number of clients that we take on at any point in time to ensure best possible client service.

Furthermore, most of our clients return to us for further applications which keeps our services in high demand.

We have chosen to specialise exclusively in UK partner visas because this focus allows us to provide the highest level of service.

The Immigration Rules can be complex and wide-ranging. By focusing exclusively on partner visas every day, we deliver the best possible outcomes and provide a seamless experience for our clients.

This is largely due to spending countless hours refining and optimising our approach, which streamlines the application process and allows us to respond quickly and clearly to our clients’ questions.

You’ll be supported exclusively by experienced, IAA-regulated immigration advisers who understand exactly how UK visa decisions are made - because we used to make them.

Our advisers (Ed Lowe, Wendy Foy & Matthew French) have previously worked in the heart of the Home Office (the UK government department that will process your application). We do not outsource any work, so you can be confident that every stage of your application is managed by an experienced adviser who understands your case.

Yes. We can review your refusal letter, identify what went wrong, and guide you through the best way forward. Many clients first come to us after a refusal and later succeed in getting their visa approved.

If your circumstances change - for example, finances, travel plans, or personal details - we will adapt the application to reflect your new situation and guide you on the best way forward. Our role is to ensure your application remains accurate and compliant throughout.

We take the protection of your personal and financial information extremely seriously. All documents are stored securely on Dropbox Business, which applies strong encryption both in transit and at rest. Access is restricted to authorised members of our team and protected by two-factor authentication (2FA), which means a password alone is not enough to log in - an additional security code is required, adding a further layer of protection. As an IAA-regulated immigration law firm, we are subject to strict professional and legal duties of confidentiality.

It depends on how quickly you provide the necessary documents, but we usually prepare most applications within 2–4 weeks. We’ll work at a pace that suits you and your partner.

That’s okay - many clients come to us before they’re 100% ready. We’ll help assess your current situation and advise on how to meet the requirements before applying.

Yes. We regularly assist clients who are based overseas. Everything can be handled remotely through email, calls, and secure document sharing, so location is never a barrier to working with us.

Yes. If the Home Office requests additional information in relation to your application, we’ll draft and submit the response for you, making sure everything is handled professionally and on time.

We will support you throughout the waiting period, advise if additional information is requested, and keep you updated until a decision is made.

In many cases, yes. We will advise you on whether priority services are available for your application type and, if you wish, arrange this on your behalf.

Our standard fixed fee is £2,700 (including VAT where applicable).

In some cases, an additional fee applies, usually when:

If this applies, we’ll explain why and give you a clear fixed quote before you decide to go ahead, so there are never any surprises.

Yes. Our fee is always a fixed amount, so you’ll know the exact cost before you decide to proceed.

No, our legal fees do not include the Home Office application fee, Immigration Health Surcharge, or other third-party costs (e.g., translations). We’ll guide you through those costs separately and help ensure you're fully prepared.

We ask for 50% of the fee when you engage us, after agreeing to the client care letter. The remaining 50% is due just before we submit the application on your behalf.

In the very unlikely event that your application is refused, we will refund our professional fee in full. This is subject to you following our advice & providing us with honest, accurate information.

You can arrange a callback using the blue button below. We’ll assess your situation and let you know if we are the right fit for you.

After the consultation, we’ll let you know whether we are able to accept your case. If we can assist, we will send a client care letter explaining our service in detail, together with clear payment options.

Where the visa applicant is overseas, it is usually the UK partner who benefits more from the call as they tend to be more familiar with the source(s) of income being used to satisfy the financial requirement.

If you are applying from overseas we normally recommend contacting us within six months of the planned arrival in the UK.

If you are applying from within the UK, we normally recommend contacting us approximately three months before your current visa expires.

These time frames allow us to properly prepare and submit your application, helping to prevent any potential delays or timing issues.