Our immigration team is equipped to provide guidance on a wide spectrum of UK immigration applications. If your specific service requirement is not listed above, we encourage you to get in touch with our immigration team, and we will furnish you with a personalised quote based on your circumstances.

Please note that the fees mentioned above do not includes disbursements (as below) or the expenses related to any potential appeals.

Court Work

Disbursements

The above fee table do no encompass disbursement, which represents expenses or fees associated with your case and are payable to third parties, such as Home office fees. You can pay these disbursements directly or we can manage these on your behalf provide you have deposited sufficient funds in our account.

Home office fees can vary depending on the type of application and visa duration. Appointment costs will fluctuate based on factors like location and method of application submission as well as whether you opt for a priority service.

In addition to the Home office fees, appointment costs, Immigration Health Surcharge fees and potential translation expenses, applicant may incur other charges such as Criminal Record Check, Evidence of English proficiency, TB test, Life in the UK test, DNA test etc. Please note this is not an exhaustive list and these costs are not applicable to all applicants.

Home office Fees can be viewed on their website through following link:
UK visa fees – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Any Health charge fees can be viewed on following link:
Pay for UK healthcare as part of your immigration application: How much you have to pay – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Serviced Included in our Fees.

The nature of the work we undertake depends on the specific matter and its complexity. However, it typically involves the following:

Please note that the specific tasks undertaken may vary based on the unique circumstances of each case and the type of application being pursued.

Timescales

It is not possible to provide estimate time for conclusion of your case, as there are number of factors involved e.g Home Office processing time, which can be found under following link : About our services – UK Visas and Immigration – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

However, we normally take around 2 -6 weeks to submit your application from your instruction date, provided all documents are presented to us from outset. We will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer than this. The time taken to prepare your application will depend on the complexity of your case and how quickly we receive the required supporting evidence from you.

The timescale taken to process an immigration appeal can vary, in-country appeals are ordinarily heard within 3 to 6 months, overseas immigration appeals are ordinarily heard between 12 to 18 months.

Family Matters Fees

We can arrange fixed fee agreements for family cases depending on your circumstances. Please click on the links below for free no obligation quotes:

 Conveyancing Fees

Our conveyancing team is headed by our Director Mr Waqar Khan who is a qualified Solicitor. Our team also includes 2 Qualified Lawyers with experience well over 10 years each. We also have number of assistants who are training to be qualified Licensed Conveyancer.

Most of the work in this area is carried out under fixed fee basis, which varies depending on the type of and value of the transaction involved.

Disbursements

In addition to our fees, you will need to pay disbursements for conveyancing work. These are the costs paid to third parties and depends on type of transaction. Typical disbursements include:

Timescales

It’s challenging to provide an exact timeframe for when a transaction will be completed, as numerous factors influence the process. On average, a residential conveyancing transaction typically spans a duration of eight to twelve weeks. However, please be aware that specific circumstances can either expedite or delay this timeline.

Throughout your case, we will maintain open communication with you regarding completion dates and realistic timescales. We aim to keep you well-informed about the progress of your transaction and any potential obstacles or delays that may arise.

To determine the precise amount, you’ll need to pay in terms of Stamp Duty Land Tax, you can utilize HMRC’s website. If the property in question is in Wales, you can use the Welsh Revenue Authority’s website. It’s important to note that Stamp Duty Land Tax rates can change over time, so while we will provide our estimate based on the information you provide, we always cross-verify and confirm the exact amount of Stamp Duty Land Tax as of the date of your property purchase.

Selling a property

 Fees charged per hour:

We are more than happy to offer our services at an hourly rate, meaning you pay according to the time spent on your case. This pricing scheme also applies to any additional work we may have to carry out in additions to services arranged on a fixed fee basis. As stated above, we will notify you of any additional services billed on an hourly basis.

 DBA – Damages Based Agreement

Often referred to as ‘No-Win-No-Fee’ agreements, Damages Based Agreements (DBA) or Contingency Agreements or arrangements between clients and solicitors whereby the solicitor’s legal fees are only payable if the instruction is successful (as defined in the DBA).

These agreements can apply to a wide variety of situations, including contentious litigated legal proceedings and non-contentious instructions to recover assets or apprehend interests existing in corporate disputes, property interests or any other commercial arrangement or dispute.

In other words, a Damages Based Agreement is an arrangement in which the solicitor will share in the proceeds of a claim.  Accordingly, a DBA only applies in the following circumstances:

• Money claims – it is not appropriate for any claims when an alternate remedy to damages is sought; and
• Claimant’s legal costs – it is not appropriate for the legal costs incurred by a Defendant in proceedings, as there is nothing recoverable that can be shared with the solicitor (other than, as conventionally occurs, an award for the solicitor’s standard legal costs).

Legal costs incurred in non-contentious proceedings – for example negotiations to exit a company or any other circumstance where the client has a position which the solicitor can assist in resolving to the client’s financial benefit.