Personal & Family
Asylum
Asylum claims, fresh claims, appeals and refugee family reunion.
How we can help
If you fear persecution in your home country, you may be entitled to protection in the UK. Asylum claims are complex and the stakes are high, so it is vital to have experienced legal advice from the start.
We help you prepare your claim, gather supporting evidence, prepare for your substantive interview and, if needed, appeal a refusal. We treat every client with dignity and confidentiality, and can work with interpreters.
Who we help
People who have arrived in the UK and fear returning homePeople whose asylum claim has been refusedRefugees wanting to bring family members to the UKPeople with refugee status applying for settlement
What we cover
Initial asylum claimsPreparation for the substantive interviewWitness statements and supporting evidenceAppeals to the First-tier and Upper TribunalFresh claims and further submissionsRefugee family reunionSettlement for refugeesHumanitarian protection and Article 3 claims
How it works
1Get in touchCall, WhatsApp or send an enquiry. Tell us briefly what has happened.
2Advice and quoteWe explain your options and, wherever we can, confirm a fixed fee in writing.
3We act for youYour solicitor handles your matter and keeps you updated at every stage.
What to bring to your first meeting
Any ID or travel documents you haveHome Office letters, screening and interview recordsEvidence about your situation in your home countryMedical or other supporting reportsDetails of family members
Common questions
We do not offer legal aid. We work on a private, fixed-fee basis and confirm the cost in writing before we start.
A Home Office officer asks detailed questions about why you fear returning home. We help you prepare so you can give a clear and consistent account.
In most cases, yes. Strict time limits apply, so contact us as soon as you receive a refusal.
This page is general information, not legal advice. Contact us for advice on your situation.
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