Apply for Asylum in the UK

If you're seeking to remain in the UK under the immigration and asylum system, you can make a human rights application under Article 3 or 8 of the ECHR. Article 3 applies if returning to your home country puts you in danger of persecution, torture, or inhumane treatment, while Article 8 applies if you've lived in the UK for years and formed strong family ties.

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How we work

1
consultation .

We start a discussion by understanding your history, and we will clearly outline the best option available and any recommendations to save you time and costs.

2
instruction .

Once you instruct us to be your legal representative, we will start preparing your case. We may require more information about you to help you more effectively.

3
documents .

Documentation is a crucial part of an immigration application. We will customise a document list to guide your preparation. Your dedicated lawyer will check the documents and advise of any improvements needed.

4
application .

We will complete your application to the Home Office and may also write a cover letter with strong legal arguments where relevant. We may discuss this with you to confirm the final details.

5
submission .

We will submit your application to the Home Office, Court authorities securely. We will represent you as the main point of contact with them for any further requests.

6
interview .

You may sometimes be invited to attend a Home Office interview or Court hearing. While this may sound daunting, we will help you prepare and provide guidance on what questions to expect.

7
decision .

As soon as we receive a decision from the Home Office, we will get in touch with you to share the news.

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