OUR FEES
Residential conveyancing (Freehold sale or purchase, leasehold sale or purchase, mortgages and re-mortgages)
Purchase of a freehold residential property
Our fees cover all of the work required to complete the purchase of your new home, including dealing with registration at the Land Registry and dealing with the payment of Stamp Duty Land Tax (Stamp Duty) if the property is in England, or Land Transaction Tax (Land Tax) if the property you wish to buy is in Wales.
Conveyancer’s fees and disbursements
• Legal fee £750 + VAT
Disbursements will be added in addition to our Legal Fees as follows:
• Search fees
• HM Land Registry fee
• Electronic money transfer fee
• VAT payable
• Subtotal (or just this figure)
Referral fee (if any)
• Amount of referral fee paid
• Recipient of referral fee
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as Land Registry fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.
Stamp Duty or Land Tax (on purchase)
This depends on the purchase price of your property. You can calculate the amount you will need to pay by using HMRC’s website or if the property is located in Wales by using the Welsh Revenue Authority’s website here..
Estimated total £1500 to £2500 (This will give clients a clear understanding of the total cost of the transaction and so the full funds the client will need to complete it.)
How long will my house purchase take?
How long it will take from your offer being accepted until you can move in to your house will depend on a number of factors. The average process takes between 6-8 weeks.
It can be quicker or slower, depending on the parties in the chain. For example, if you are a first time buyer, purchasing a new build property with a mortgage in principle, it could take 12 weeks. However, if you are buying a leasehold property that requires an extension of the lease, this can take significantly longer, between 3 and 6 months. In such, a situation additional charges would apply.
Stages of the process
The precise stages involved in the purchase of a residential property vary according to the circumstances. However, below we have suggested some key stages that you may wish to include:
• Take your instructions and give you initial advice
• Check finances are in place to fund purchase and contact lender’s solicitors if needed
• Receive and advise on contract documents
• Carry out searches
• Obtain further planning documentation if required
• Make any necessary enquiries of seller’s solicitor
• Give you advice on all documents and information received
• Go through conditions of mortgage offer with you
• Send final contract to you for signature
• Agree completion date (date from which you own the property)
• Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
• Arrange for all monies needed to be received from lender and you
• Complete purchase
• Deal with payment of Stamp Duty/Land Tax
• Deal with application for registration at Land Registry
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Purchase of a leasehold residential property
Our fees cover all the work required to complete the purchase of your new home, including dealing with registration at the Land Registry and dealing with the payment of Stamp Duty Land Tax (Stamp Duty) if the property is in England, or Land Transaction Tax (Land Tax) if the property is in Wales.
Conveyancer’s fees and disbursements
• Legal fee £750
• Fee for acting on behalf of the mortgage lender £250
Disbursements will be added in addition to our Legal Fees as follows:
• Search fees
• HM Land Registry fee
• Electronic money transfer fee
• VAT payable
• Subtotal (or just this figure)
Referral fee (if any)
• Amount of referral fee paid
• Recipient of referral fee
Estimated total: £1500 to £2500
Disbursements
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as search fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process. There are certain disbursements which will be set out in the individual lease relating to the Property. The disbursements which we anticipate will apply are set out separately below. This list is not exhaustive and other disbursements may apply depending on the term of the lease. We will update you on the specific fees upon receipt and review of the lease from the seller’s solicitors.
• HM Land Registry fee:
• Search fees:
• VAT on search fees
• Electronic money transfer fee
• VAT £X
Anticipated Disbursements*
• Notice of Transfer fee – This fee if chargeable is set out in the lease.
• Notice of Charge fee (if the property is to be mortgaged) – This fee is set out in the lease.
• Deed of Covenant fee – This fee is provided by the management company for the property and can be difficult to estimate.
• Certificate of Compliance fee – To be confirmed upon receipt of the lease.
*These fees vary from property to property and can on occasion be significantly more than the ranges given above. We can give you an accurate figure once we have sight of your specific documents.
You should also be aware that ground rent and service charge are likely to apply throughout your ownership of the property. We will confirm the ground rent and the anticipated service charge as soon as this we receive this information.
Stamp Duty Land Tax
This depends on the purchase price of your property. You can calculate the amount you will need to pay by using HMRC’s website or if the property is located in Wales by using the Welsh Revenue Authority’s website.
Grand total £1500 to £2500 (This will give clients a clear understanding of the total cost of the transaction and so the full funds the client will need to complete it.)
The precise stages involved in the purchase of a residential leasehold property vary according to the circumstances. However, below we have suggested some key stages that you may wish to include:
• Take your instructions and give you initial advice
• Check finances are in place to fund purchase and contact lender’s solicitors if needed
• Receive and advise on contract documents
• Carry out searches
• Obtain further planning documentation if required
• Make any necessary enquiries of seller’s solicitor
• Give you advice on all documents and information received
• Go through conditions of mortgage offer
• Send final contract to you for signature
• Draft Transfer
• Advise you on joint ownership
• Obtain pre-completion searches
• Agree completion date (date from which you own the property)
• Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
• Arrange for all monies needed to be received from lender and you
• Complete purchase
• Deal with payment of Stamp Duty/Land Tax
• Deal with application for registration at Land Registry
How long will my house purchase take?
How long it will take from your offer being accepted until you can move in to your house will depend on a number of factors. The average process takes between 6-8 weeks. It can be quicker or slower, depending on the parties in the chain. For example, if you are a first time buyer, purchasing a new build property with a mortgage in principle, it could take 12 weeks. However, if you are buying a leasehold property that requires an extension of the lease, this can take significantly longer, between 3 and 6 months. In such, a situation additional charges would apply.
* Our fee assumes that:
a. this is a standard transaction and that no unforeseen matters arise including for example (but not limited to) a defect in title which requires remedying prior to completion or the preparation of additional documents ancillary to the main transaction
b. this is the assignment of an existing lease and is not the grant of a new lease
c. the transaction is concluded in a timely manner and no unforeseen complication arise
d. all parties to the transaction are co-operative and there is no unreasonable delay from third parties providing documentation
e. no indemnity policies are required. Additional disbursements may apply if indemnity policies are required.
If you wish to use an online quote calculator for residential conveyancing
Below is list of things you may wish to consider if you use an online quote calculator for conveyancing matters. You could, if you wish, build questions to find out the following information:
• value of the property
• first-time buyer
• re-mortgage
• freehold or leasehold
• new build
• first registration of title
• whether a mortgage or not, or Islamic mortgage
• in purchase cases, whether primary residence, buy to let or second/holiday home
• multiple owners
• shared ownership scheme
• using a help to buy scheme, and whether it is an equity loan or ISA
• purchase under right to buy
• purchase at auction
• property has been repossessed
NB: This list is not intended to be exhaustive. The important point is that the information you request should generate the total cost. Please note that any disbursements (save for SDLT/LTT) should be included in the total cost quoted to consumers.
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Probate (uncontested cases with all assets in the UK)
Applying for the grant, collecting and distributing the assets
We anticipate this will take between 6 and 8 hours work at £260 per hour. Total costs estimated at £1500-£2500 (+VAT).
The exact cost will depend on the individual circumstances of the matter. For example, if there is one beneficiary and no property, costs will be at the lower end of the range. If there are multiple beneficiaries, a property and multiple bank accounts, costs will be at the higher end.
We will handle the full process for you. This quote is for estates where:
• There is a valid will
• There is no more than one property
• There are no more than two bank or building society accounts
• There are no other intangible assets
• There are 1-4 beneficiaries
• There are no disputes between beneficiaries on division of assets. If disputes arise this is likely to lead to an increase in costs
• There is no inheritance tax payable and the executors do not need to submit a full account to HMRC
• There are no claims made against the estate
Disbursements not included in this fee and this will be added to the fees in addition:
• Probate application fee
• Swearing of the oath fees
• Bankruptcy-only Land Charges Department searches
• Post in The London Gazette – Protects against unexpected claims from unknown creditors.
• Post in a Local Newspaper – This also helps to protect against unexpected claims.
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as court fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.
Potential additional costs
• If there is no will or the estate consists of any share holdings (stocks and bonds) there is likely to be additional costs that could range significantly depending on the estate and how it is to be dealt with. We can give you a more accurate quote once we have more information.
• If any additional copies of the grant are required.
• Dealing with the sale or transfer of any property in the estate is not included.
How long will this take?
On average, estates that fall within this range are dealt with within 4-6 months. Typically, obtaining the grant of probate takes 4-6 weeks. Collecting assets then follows, which can take between 8-12 weeks. Once this has been done, we can distribute the assets, which normally takes 8-12 weeks.
Fixed fee
Probate
We can help you through this difficult process by obtaining the Grant of Probate on your behalf. We will also undertake the collecting and distributing of assets.
How much does this service cost?
TOTAL: fixed fee of £950 plus VAT.
This includes: obtaining the grant, collecting assets and distributing them.
Breakdown of costs:
Legal fees £1500
VAT on legal fees £300
Disbursements not included in our fees:
• Probate court fee
• Swearing of the oath (per executor).
• Bankruptcy-only Land Charges Department searches.
• Post in The London Gazette – Protects against unexpected claims from unknown creditors.
• Post in a Local Newspaper – This also helps to protect against unexpected claims.
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as court fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.
As part of our fixed fee we will:
• Provide you with a dedicated and experienced probate solicitor to work on your matter
• Identify the legally appointed executors or administrators and beneficiaries
• Accurately identify the type of Probate application you will require
• Obtain the relevant documents required to make the application
• Complete the Probate Application and the relevant HMRC forms
• Draft a legal oath for you to swear
• Make the application to the Probate Court on your behalf
• Obtain the Probate and securely send two copies to you
• Collect and distribute all assets in the estate
On average, estates that fall within this range are dealt with within 4-6 months. Typically, obtaining the grant of probate takes 4-6 weeks. Collecting assets then follows, which can take between 8-12 weeks. Once this has been done, we can distribute the assets, which normally takes 8-12 weeks.
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Motoring offences (summary only offences)
Drink driving offence, guilty plea – fixed fee £450 +VAT
Fee includes:
• 2 hours attendance/preparation:
o considering evidence
o taking your instructions
o providing advice on likely sentence

• Attendance and representation at a single hearing at the Magistrates Court
The fee does not include:
• instruction of any expert witnesses
• taking statements from any witnesses
• advice and assistance in relation to a special reason hearing
• advice or assistance in relation to any appeal
The key stages of your matter are based on the presumption that you have entered a guilty plea and have a date for your hearing.
• Meet with your solicitor to provide instructions on what happened.
• We will consider initial disclosure, and any other evidence and provide advice.
• Arranging to take any witness statements if necessary (this will have an additional cost, of X).
• We will explain the court procedure to you so you know what to expect on the day of your hearing, and the sentencing options available to the court.
• We will conduct any further preparatory work, obtain further instructions from you if necessary and answer any follow up queries you have.
• We cannot provide a timescale of when your hearing will take place, as this depends on the court listing for that day.
• We will attend court on the day and meet with you before going before the court. We anticipate being at court for [e.g. half a day].
• We will discuss the outcome with you. If advice is required on appeal, this will carry an additional cost.
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Employment tribunals (claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal)
Our pricing for bringing and defending claims for unfair or wrongful dismissal
Simple case: £1500-£2000 (excluding VAT)
Medium complexity case: £2000-£2500 (excluding VAT)
High complexity case: £2500-£5000 (excluding VAT)
Factors that could make a case more complex:
• If it is necessary to make or defend applications to amend claims or to provide further information about an existing claim
• Defending claims that are brought by litigants in person
• Making or defending a costs application
• Complex preliminary issues such as whether the claimant is disabled (if this is not agreed by the parties)
• The number of witnesses and documents
• If it is an automatic unfair dismissal claim e.g. if you are dismissed after blowing the whistle on your employer
• Allegations of discrimination which are linked to the dismissal
There will be an additional charge for attending a Tribunal Hearing to be informed (excluding VAT). Generally, we would allow 1-2 days depending on the complexity of your case.
Disbursements
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as court fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.
Counsel’s fees estimated between £1000 to £1500 per day (depending on experience of the advocate) for attending a Tribunal Hearing (including preparation)
Key stages
The fees set out above cover all of the work in relation to the following key stages of a claim:
• Taking your initial instructions, reviewing the papers and advising you on merits and likely compensation (this is likely to be revisited throughout the matter and subject to change)
• Entering into pre-claim conciliation where this is mandatory to explore whether a settlement can be reached;
• Preparing claim or response
• Reviewing and advising on claim or response from other party
• Exploring settlement and negotiating settlement throughout the process
• preparing or considering a schedule of loss
• Preparing for (and attending) a Preliminary Hearing
• Exchanging documents with the other party and agreeing a bundle of documents
• Taking witness statements, drafting statements and agreeing their content with witnesses
• preparing bundle of documents
• Reviewing and advising on the other party’s witness statements
• agreeing a list of issues, a chronology and/or cast list
• Preparation and attendance at Final Hearing, including instructions to Counsel
The stages set out above are an indication and if some of stages above are not required, the fee will be reduced. You may wish to handle the claim yourself and only have our advice in relation to some of the stages. This can also be arranged on your individual needs.
How long will my matter take?
The time that it takes from taking your initial instructions to the final resolution of your matter depends largely on the stage at which your case is resolved. If a settlement is reached during pre-claim conciliation, your case is likely to take 12-14 weeks. If your claim proceeds to a Final Hearing, your case is likely to take 18-26 weeks. This is just an estimate and we will of course be able to give you a more accurate timescale once we have more information and as the matter progresses.

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Immigration (excluding asylum applications)

The hourly rates are:

    A) £267 for partners and solicitors over 8 years post qualification experience

    B) £229 for solicitors and legal executives with over 4 years experience

    C) £165 for other solicitors and legal executives and other staff of equivalent experience

    D)  £121 for trainee solicitors, trainee legal executives and other staff of equivalent experience

On average, this type of work takes between 3-6 hours to complete. This means that on average costs are between £750 and £1500. All figures do not include VAT unless specifically stated.
The exact number of hours it will take depends on the circumstances in your case. Such as:
• The amount of supporting evidence that we need to consider
• Which language(s) you speak
• Whether you are applying with other dependants
If you are able to provide sufficient evidence at our first meeting and clearly meet the applicable Immigration Rules, the cost is likely to be at the lower end of this range.
What services are included
The work will involve:
• discussing your circumstances in detail and confirming whether this is the most appropriate application for you to make and what other options may be available to you;
• giving you advice about the requirements of the Immigration Rules and whether you meet the criteria.
• if you do not fulfil certain criteria, whether this can be overcome and how, which on average takes 5 hours;
• considering the supporting evidence you have provided, which we anticipate will take 3 to 4 hours;
• where necessary, helping you obtain further evidence (such as medical records and bank statements), including taking statements of any witnesses;
• preparing your application and submitting it on your behalf, which we anticipate will take X hours;
• Attendance at a Home Office interview: if the Home Office ask you to attend an interview, we will give you clear advice (and discuss the possibility of us attending with you) at the appropriate time. This could be between 1 and 2 hours of work.
• giving you advice about the outcome of the application and any further steps you need to take.
*the amount of hours depends on the number of documents, whether they need to be translated, whether anything is missing and how long it will take to obtain the missing documents Disbursements (not included in costs set out above):
Disbursements are costs related to your matter that are payable to third parties, such as visa fees. We handle the payment of the disbursements on your behalf to ensure a smoother process.
• Interpreters fees. This kind of application will normally require between 1-2 hours with an interpreter, depending on the complexity of your case.
• Independent expert reports e.g. medical experts. These are not required in many cases: we will let you know as soon as possible if we consider an expert report is necessary.
• If there is an interview and we do attend with you, there will be additional disbursements in respect of our mileage/travel expenses.
The costs quoted here do not include:
• Any Home Office fees for making the application. You will pay this to the Home Office directly as part of the application process.
• Where the Home Office refuse your application, advice and assistance in relation to any appeal
How long will my application take?
We cannot guarantee how long the Home Office will take to process your application. Read the current processing times.
We will normally be able to submit this type of application within 2 weeks of you instructing us, but we will let you know at the earliest opportunity if it is likely to take longer than this.
Please note the anticipated number of hours and fees are an estimate based on the facts above. All applications are likely to vary and of course, we can give you a more accurate estimate once we have more information about your specific case.

Immigration (excluding asylum applications)
Our Fixed fees Scale are as follows:
All types of Entry Clearance Applications
Including: As a partner (Spouse, Fiancé, Unmarried Partner, Civil Partner) of a British Citizen or a settled person
Our fees from £750 to £1300 (No VAT) for our services in relation to entry clearance application and will cover all our work until a decision by the Home Office/Entry Clearance Officer on the application.
Our fees do not cover the Home Office fees and/or any disbursements to be incurred by us e.g. Entry Clearance fees; NHS fees; First Track Services Charges etc.
All Types of Point Based System Applications
Including: Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 5, and other work visas
Our fees from £1,000 (No VAT) for our services in relation to entry clearance application and will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office/Entry Clearance Officer on the application.
Our fees do not cover the Home Office fees and/or any disbursements to be incurred by us e.g. Entry Clearance fees; NHS fees; First Track Services Charges etc.
All Types of further leave to remain applications
Including: Partner, Victim of Domestic Violence, Bereaved Partner,
Our fees from £650 + VAT to £1300 + VAT for our services in relation to your application for extension of stay and the agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office on the application.
Agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. Home Office fees; NHS fees; translation of documents etc.
All Types of Indefinite Leave to Remain Application
Our fees from £650 + VAT for our services in relation to your ILR application and the agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office on the ILR application. The agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. Home Office fee; expert opinion fees, interpreters fees etc
All Types of Entry Clearance Appeals
Entry Clearance Appeal Stage 1 (Pre-Hearing Notice)
Our fees from £650 (No VAT) which will cover all our work until we receive a hearing notice from the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). If visa is granted following review by the Entry Clearance Officer and we withdraw our appeal before the Notice of Hearing is received, there will be no further charge and this will be considered as end of the appeal matter;
Entry Clearance Appeal Stage 2 (Post-Hearing Notice)
If visa is not granted by the Entry Clearance Officer following review and we are served with the hearing notice and respondent’s bundle. We will charge a fee from £650 (No VAT) for all work until a decision is made by the Immigration Judge on your entry clearance appeal.
Our fees do not cover the Court fees and/or any disbursements to be incurred by us e.g. HMCTS fees; Counsels fees; Expert opinion fees etc
All type of In-Country Immigration Appeals except Asylum
Including:
Our fees from £1300 + VAT for our services in relation to your immigration appeal until a decision is made by the Immigration Judge on your immigration appeal.
In Country Appeal Stage 1 (Pre-Hearing Notice)
Our fees from £650 + VAT which will cover all our work until we receive a hearing notice from the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber). If leave to remain is granted following review by the Home Office and we withdraw our appeal before the Notice of Hearing is received, there will be no further charge and this will be considered as end of the appeal matter;
In Country Appeal Stage 2 (Post-Hearing Notice)
If leave to remain is not granted by the Home Office following review and we are served with the hearing notice and respondent’s bundle. We will charge a fee from £650 + VAT for all work until a decision is made by the Immigration Judge on your in-country appeal.
Our fees do not cover the Court fees and/or any disbursements to be incurred by us e.g. HMCTS fees; Counsels fees; Expert opinion fees etc
Agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. Court fee, Barrister’s fee to appear before the Immigration Judge at the date of appeal hearing, translation of documents, Medical Reports, expert report etc.
Permission to Appeal to the Upper Tribunal:
Permission to Appeal Representations:
Our fee from £650 + VAT for immigration services in relation to permission to Appeal to the Upper before First Tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal which will be filed in the Upper Tribunal. The agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by Upper Tribunal.
Agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. Court fee, Barrister’s fee to draft the grounds of permission to appeal and/or to appear before the Upper Tribunal Judge at the date of Permission to Appeal hearing or substantive appeal hearing, translation of documents, Medical Reports, expert report etc.
Judicial Review:
Pre-Action Protocol Representations:
Our fee from £650 + VAT for immigration services in relation to pre-action protocol representations which will be submitted to the Government Legal Department, Home Office before an application for permission to apply for Judicial Review can be filed in the Upper Tribunal or Administrative Court. The agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the paper application for permission to apply for Judicial Review is filed in the Upper Tribunal or Administrative Court.
Paper application to the Upper Tribunal or Administrative Court for Permission to apply for Judicial Review
You have the following funding options to fund your paper application for permission to apply for Judicial Review (JR):
No Win No Fee
We can act for you on no win no fee basis in relation to your paper application for permission to apply for Judicial Review if we find that the chances of success in your application are 100%. The fee to be charged on No Win No Fee basis will be from £3500 + VAT to £5000. If the paper application for permission to apply for Judicial Review is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay any fee.
Hourly Rate Fee Option
You can choose to instruct us using hourly rate funding option. The hourly rate to be charged will depend on the complexity of the matter, the Post Qualification Experience (PQE) of the solicitor handling the matter etc,
Renewal of an application (for oral hearing) to apply for Permission to apply for Judicial Review
You have the following funding options to fund your paper application for renewal of permission to apply for Judicial Review (application to be decided after oral hearing at Upper Tribunal or Administrative Court):
No Win No Fee
We can act for you on no win no fee basis in relation to your renewal application (for oral hearing) for permission to apply for Judicial Review if we find that the chances of success in your application are 100%. The fee to be charged on No Win No Fee basis will be from £2,000 + VAT to £3000 + VAT. If the renewal application for permission to apply for Judicial Review is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay any fee.
Hourly Rate Fee Option
You can choose to instruct us using hourly rate funding option. The hourly rate to be charged will depend on the complexity of the matter, the Post Qualification Experience (PQE) of the solicitor handling the matter etc,
Judicial Review Claim following grant of permission
You have the following funding options to fund your Judicial Review Claim following grant of permission to apply for judicial review:
No Win No Fee
We can act for you on no win no fee basis in relation to your Judicial Review Claim following grant of permission to apply for Judicial Review if we find that the chances of success in your judicial review claim are 100%. The fee to be charged on No Win No Fee basis will be from £3,500 + VAT to £5000 +VAT. If the claim for Judicial Review is unsuccessful, you will not have to pay any fee.
Hourly Rate Fee Option
You can choose to instruct us using hourly rate funding option. The hourly rate to be charged will depend on the complexity of the matter, the Post Qualification Experience (PQE) of the solicitor handling the matter etc,
Above fees will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. Court fee, Barrister’s fee to draft the pre-action protocol letter and/or Judicial Review grounds, to appear before the Upper Tribunal Immigration Judge at the date of hearing, translation of documents, Medical Reports, expert report etc.
All types of British Citizen Applications
Including: AN, MN1
Our fee from £450 + VAT to £650 +VAT for immigration services in relation to your application and will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office on the application. The agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. translation of documents, Home Office fee etc.
British Passport Applications
Our fee from £450 + VAT to £650 +VAT (excluding disbursement i.e. application fees etc,) for our professional immigration services in relation to your application for British Passport.
Our Fee Family Visitor application
We will charge you a fee from £450 to £650 (no VAT) for our professional immigration services in relation to your application for entry clearance (visa) for the UK as a Family Visitor. The agreed fee will depend on the complexity of the matter and the casework involved in the matter.
The agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the UKBA on the entry clearance application. However, it is pertinent to note that the agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by us on your behalf e.g. translation of documents, Home Office fee etc.
Our Fee for NTL Application
Our fee from £450 + VAT to £650 +VAT for our services in relation to your application including issue of Biometric Card. The agreed fee will cover all our work until decision by the Home Office on the application. The agreed fee will not cover any disbursements to be incurred by the company on your behalf e.g. Home Office fee etc.
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