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Immigration
What services are included:
At CSB Solicitors Limited, we understand that every case is unique. The exact services we provide will vary depending on the specific nature and requirements of your application. However, our comprehensive services typically include:
What We Offer:
- Comprehensive Assessment: A detailed review of your circumstances to determine the most suitable application route, tailored to your specific needs and goals.
- Expert Advice: In-depth guidance on the requirements and procedures under the Immigration Rules, an assessment of your compliance, and strategic advice to address potential shortcomings.
- Document Review: A thorough examination of the supporting documents you provide to ensure they meet the necessary standards.
- Evidence Procurement: Assistance in obtaining additional supporting documents, such as medical records or expert reports, if required (note: associated costs are not included in our fees).
- Application Preparation & Submission: Diligent preparation of your application, ensuring it is complete and aligned with legal requirements. (Please note: Home Office fees, including application or submission costs, are separate from our professional fees.)
Our experience and qualifications
The Immigration Team at CSB Solicitors Limited is headed by Manveer Sanghera. Manveer is a registered and regulated Solicitor with both the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and The Law Society. Having qualified in March 2015, Manveer brings a decade of experience in providing high quality specialist immigration advice.
Manveer was a trainee and also qualified as a Solicitor at a well-known City law firm in Birmingham before going on to become the Interim Head of the Immigration Department. At CSB Solicitors, Manveer’s leadership drive and determination has created an excellent reputation based not only on the quality of the service but also equally importantly on the personalised service we offer, which is second to none.
Key Stages & Timescales
We provide a timeline for preparing your application based on its complexity, the number of applicants, and the evidence required. On average, preparation takes 1–4 weeks after receiving all necessary documents. We will keep you informed of any anticipated delays and provide updates on Home Office processing times, which vary by application type and submission method.
We cannot guarantee how long the Home Office will take to process your application. Details of the current processing times can be found on the government website, link below.
Application Process Overview:
The process may differ based on your unique circumstances, but here’s a general guide to the key stages:
- Initial Consultation: Understanding your case and objectives.
- Client Care & Terms of Business: Agreement on our services and responsibilities.
- Fee Payment: Clear breakdown of costs for transparency.
- Case Advice & Recommendations: Guidance on strengthening your application.
- Evidence Gathering: Clarifying document requirements and obtaining additional evidence if needed.
- Application Drafting: Preparing the application form and supporting documentation.
- Submission: Arranging biometric enrolments and liaising with the Home Office.
- Outcome Notification: Communicating the decision and advising on next steps.
- Post-Application Support: Guidance on renewal, expiry, or future applications.
Fees and Costs:
Included in Our Fees:
Our fees cover the full range of professional services we provide, including
- Detailed analysis and tailored advice on applicable laws and procedures.
- Preparation of your application to maximise the likelihood of success.
- Proactive communication with you and third parties to ensure a smooth process.
- Full management of your case from initial consultation to the final decision.
Exclusions:
The following costs are not included in our professional fees and may need to be paid separately:
- UKVI Fees: Visa application fees, Immigration Health Surcharge, etc.
- Third-Party Costs: Payments to HM Passport Office, Land Registry, or other external entities.
- Barrister’s Fees: If legal counsel is required, we will consult you on options and costs before proceeding.
- Court or Tribunal Fees: Any fees associated with appeals or legal proceedings.
- Translation Services: Costs for document translation when required.
- Interpreter Services: These are difficult to estimate, and are not offered as a fixed fee. Services can be arranged, if required, to meet your needs.
- Expert Fees: Charges for expert opinions or agents instructed on your behalf.
- Postage & Courier Charges: Costs for non-standard delivery methods.
Transparency and Support:
We are committed to clear communication and transparency throughout your case. Our team ensures that every step is managed with professionalism, keeping you informed and supported at all times. If you have any questions about our services or fees, please contact us for further assistance.
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