Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Does anyone have any experience of using London based Law firms to help with I-130 immigration process. If so, can you recommend and give an idea on costs?
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Your other post says you're moving based on your spouse's employment. Is her employer getting an employment- based immigrant visa for her and the family? If so, then the company lawyers will handle everything; you don't need your own.
Rene |
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Regarding your thread title, if you do use a lawyer, make sure it's a real immigration lawyer, not an "advisor".
Rene |
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12028234)
Your other post says you're moving based on your spouse's employment. Is her employer getting an employment- based immigrant visa for her and the family? If so, then the company lawyers will handle everything; ....
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Originally Posted by eg76
(Post 12028210)
Does anyone have any experience of using London based Law firms to help with I-130 immigration process.
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Sorry - should clarify. My wife is a US citizen, so I am eligible for I-130. She has been offerred a role in the US, but the company involved do not have London based immigration lawyers, so they are looking for us to pay for this and then get reimbursed. I am therefore looking for an immigration Lawyer with experience of this area to help and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations.
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Unless you have issues such as a criminal record or drug habit there is no need for a lawyer, and while you don't care about the cost, a lawyer really isn't necessary for a straightforward spouse visa.
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Originally Posted by Pulaski
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Unless you have issues such as a criminal record or drug habit there is no need for a lawyer, and while you don't care about the cost, a lawyer really isn't necessary for a straightforward spouse visa.
Was just really looking for a good recommendation of a Lawyer to use to ensure no delays etc. |
Re: Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12028234)
Your other post says you're moving based on your spouse's employment. Is her employer getting an employment- based immigrant visa for her and the family? If so, then the company lawyers will handle everything; you don't need your own.
Rene |
Re: Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Originally Posted by eg76
(Post 12028494)
Was just really looking for a good recommendation of a Lawyer to use to ensure no delays etc.
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Re: Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Originally Posted by MidAtlantic
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A lawyer is more likely to be the cause of delays.
A lawyer will be an extra step with everything sent to, and received from the consulate, an extra desk for the papers to sit on awaiting review, and there is no guarantee that they will get it all right and perfectly complete either. Worse, it isn't unheard of for a lawyer to louse up a visa application entirely. |
Re: Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Originally Posted by eg76
(Post 12028494)
Was just really looking for a good recommendation of a Lawyer to use to ensure no delays etc.
And if that isn't enough, a lawyer can't speed up the process for you at all. Ian |
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Thanks guys - get the impression you are not fans of Lawyers entering the process!
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There is a guy in Brighton that has a good rep.
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Re: Immigration Advisers/Lawyers in London
Originally Posted by eg76
(Post 12028600)
Thanks guys - get the impression you are not fans of Lawyers entering the process!
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