Our devoted immigration team have established a reputation for delivering exceptional client care and pragmatic legal advice on all matters relating to immigration law. Our specialist immigration solicitors can assist you on the simplest to the most complex of matters.
At Stirling Ackroyd Legal our dedicated team of immigration lawyers take a human approach to dealing with the increasingly more complicated matters of immigration law. We understand that Immigration law is constantly changing and that the uncertainty surrounding Brexit has left many feeling anxious about their status in the UK.
Our devoted lawyers have established a reputation for delivering exceptional client care and pragmatic legal advice on all matters relating to immigration law. Our area of expertise extends across the field, we are ready to help you with all matters, both simple and complicated.
Previously we have advised private individuals and companies with matters concerning immigration and nationality issues. Our immigration Solicitors in London are amongst the top of the field with wide-ranging legal knowledge of human rights and social welfare.
When you choose Stirling Ackroyd Legal you are choosing a professional selection of passionate lawyers willing to provide the best service for their clients, and a tenacity to deliver on the most complicated of cases to the simplest.
At Stirling Ackroyd Legal, we can ensure that your case will be handled with the best Solicitors promptly and with updates throughout. Our immigration solicitors are conveniently located throughout the UK so that our clients can directly access our services in their own time.
Under the current laws, EU/EFTA citizens can bring family members to the UK, family members who are non-EU/EFTA citizens will need to apply for a Family Permit to join you in the UK.
A standard Visitor Visa allows you to enter the UK as a visitor to spend time with family and friends, or for business. You can apply up to three months before your date of travel.
To apply for a British passport you will need to submit original documents to support your application. If these documents are not in English or Welsh you will also need to submit a certified translation.
It is important to weigh up the costs and the benefits to any venture before you invest, and commercial property is no different. Although the residential properties are what usually springs to mind when investment is mentioned, it is important to consider that commercial properties also have their benefits.
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