Tuckers Solicitors Immigration team has extensive experience in providing legal advice and representation across the full spectrum of private Immigration Law matters.
Our expert team deals with matters involving entry clearance applications, further leave to remain applications, indefinite leave to remain application, applications for discretionary leave, back log cases – case assurance and audit unit, naturalisation as a UK citizen, passport applications, travel documents, applications made outside the rules of immigration, deportation and removal, human trafficking, detention cases including bail, appeals within the Asylum and Immigration Chambers [First Tier and Upper Tier], and Judicial Reviews.
In addition to the above, our Immigration team also deals with cases which involve EEA regulations such as residence cards and permanent residency for EEA Nationals and their family members. We also specialise in the retention of Non EEA National Rights following any failure of marriage to an EEA National.
With over 15 years in Immigration Law, Head of Department Richard Harrold has built a solid reputation for his knowledge and expertise in solving complex EEA and UK common law and immigration cases. A member of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association, Richard and his team are renowned for being meticulous and dedicated to each case, providing immediate, first class legal advice, representation and assistance during legal proceedings, ensuring the best interests of our clients.
Our lawyers are available 24 hours a day, providing immediate legal assistance during proceedings. Please contact the Head of the Immigration Department Richard Harrold on 020 7388 8333 or email harroldr@tuckerssolicitors.com
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Immigration Fees
We set out below our fees for conducting the Immigration applications and procedures undertaken by our Immigration team. In conducting your matter, you should expect our fees to be in line with the information given below, but there may be specific circumstances relating to your case which mean that it will be necessary to agree...
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Back Log Cases – Case Assurance and Audit Unit
In July 2006, the Home Secretary announced that there was an asylum “legacy” of around 450,000 cases, and the UK Border Agency would clear this legacy within 5 years. The Case Resolution Directorate was created in order to clear all legacy cases by July 2011. Following this date, many cases had not been resolved. The...
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Human Trafficking
The trafficking claim is free-standing from the asylum claim [although it may be the centre of your asylum claim]. The UK Border Agency should give this careful consideration and allow a 45-day reflection period at the end of which the Competent Authority will make a “conclusive” decision on whether you are a victim of trafficking,...