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Our Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) services assist employers in assigning, managing, and maintaining CoS for sponsored workers. We provide end-to-end guidance on compliance, record-keeping, and Home Office requirements to ensure your business remains eligible to sponsor international employees.
Our streamlined, four-step approach provides comprehensive support, making your path to securing UK status as smooth as possible.
We conduct a thorough review of the child’s age, school offer, and financial background to confirm eligibility and advise on the most appropriate care arrangements.
Our team provides a precise checklist and critically assesses all supporting evidence—including parental consent letters and financial statements—to ensuring they meet UKVI standards.
We professionally complete and submit the online application form, ensuring all details are accurate and consistent with the CAS and supporting documents to avoid delays.
We act as your representative throughout the process, tracking the application’s progress, liaising with the Home Office, and advising on the next steps once the visa is granted.
Our expert immigration team assists applicants in challenging UK visa or immigration refusals through Administrative Review. We carefully examine refusal letters, identify legal or factual errors, and prepare a detailed review request highlighting strong grounds for reconsideration. Our professionals ensure all representations are accurate, well-structured, and submitted within deadlines, helping you achieve a fair and positive outcome.
Expert guidance for visas, work permits, and settlement in the UK. Let us simplify your immigration journey with trusted legal support.
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An Administrative Review is a process that allows you to challenge a Home Office visa or immigration decision if you believe there was a caseworking error in the refusal.
You can request an Administrative Review if you received a refusal decision for a visa or immigration application that includes the right to review.
An Administrative Review focuses only on caseworking errors made by the Home Office, whereas an appeal allows you to challenge a decision on legal or factual grounds.
You can apply online using the Administrative Review form, quoting your refusal reference number, and providing supporting evidence explaining why the decision was wrong.
No, generally you cannot submit new evidence unless it directly relates to showing a caseworker error in your original application.