OCEANS APART? UK SETTLED PERSONS OR BRITISH CITIZENS AND THEIR PARTNERS

The UK immigration rules pertaining to the family regime for settled persons or British citizens wanting to bring or keep their non-EU partners in the UK has rightly been criticized by many eminent judges and senior lawyers for its complexity and the incomprehensible manner in which these rules have been drafted.
Our advice to those wishing to apply for a family visa, child visa and the like, is to find a reliable UK regulated immigration lawyer who doesn’t charge an arm and a leg, preferably at an agreed fixed all-inclusive fee to run your matter from A-Z.
The consequences of a well-intended application being refused are often devastating for the parties concerned. Decision-makers at the Home Office follow a ‘super-strict’ approach having been given almost no discretion when they need to assess each individual matter. The slightest error could lead to a refusal. Having to appeal or apply through a review process can be costly, time consuming and may defeat the whole purpose of applying in the first place.
Yes, it is true that the HO costs of these type of visas are high and applicants have to budget also for Immigration Health Surcharges adding to their total expenses. It is no wonder that potential applicants look for advice on social media platforms such as Facebook. And oh goodness; some of the advice published for all to read is so ridiculously incorrect that it would be funny if it wasn’t such a serious matter.
Daniel Dippenaar; Barrister-Immigration Consultant
Founder Member of DEPNER IMMIGRATION CONSULTANTS
Regulated by the Bar Standards Board (Bar Council of England and Wales).
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FEES REDUCED BETWEEN 30% AND 40%

We are putting our money where our mouths are.

If you are struggling to fund your visa and citizenship applications, please read on.

“The more you read, the more you realize how important it is to help other people through hardship, rough times, challenging days or problems they currently experience.” – Catherine Pulsifer.

Caught up in a Covid-19 pandemic nobody escapes; we are all impacted upon, directly or indirectly.

The wheels of the UK immigration system have slowed down and many immigration applicants are experiencing severe financial limitations due to lockdowns, quarantines and loss of personal income. We have to deal with unprecedented practical difficulties, think outside of the box and come up with solutions to help mitigate the losses that some of our clients have to face.

The question is, should you put your immigration plans on hold? If so, for how long?

I sincerely believe that every day is precious. As someone has said; “Every day is a new life to a wise man.” Why not use the extra time you now have to plan carefully, get your ducks in a row and launch as soon as restrictions are lifted?

Yes, we have heard you. Professional fees could be high, particularly in the current climate. We have therefore decided to massively reduce our fees by between 30% and 40% and come up with a three-phased fixed fee plan to pay for your application. No strings attached, no hidden surprises – just a professional high standard service at an affordable fee.

For further information and advice please write to us at info@depner-immigration.com or call 0333 200 5158

For more information and assistance contact info@depner-immigration.com
Daniel Dippenaar – Barrister-Immigration Consultant 23 April 2020