Immigration Solicitors Glasgow

Immigration Lawyers Glasgow

At Jones Whyte, we take our quality of service very seriously. 

You will be given a personal immigration lawyer for your case and we will even organise an interpreter if you need one. Finally, we always research and conduct the strongest case possible for all our clients.

Our team covers a wide range of immigration law services, including

If you are interested in any of our immigration law services, from organising refugee family reunion visas to social care visas, then contact us today.

Immigration law services

At Jones Whyte, we aim to respond to your individual circumstances, support you throughout the process and ensure things are resolved in the most positive way possible.

Our leading immigration team offer a whole range of immigration law services, including:

Contact Jones Whyte immigration lawyers today for immigration advice.

The Importance Immigration Lawyers

Having an immigration lawyer by your side will provide you with indispensable expertise and guidance while navigating you through your application. It will also provide you with peace of mind, knowing that your case is in safe hands. At Jones Whyte, our immigration lawyers will build you the most robust case possible, ensuring the success of your application.

The application process can be a daunting and sometimes, a stressful experience. Having the assistance of a lawyer can alleviate this pressure, relieving you of stress, as they hold a thorough understanding of the complexities involved.

How to Get in Contact with our Team of Immigration Experts

If you would like to get in contact with Jones Whyte regarding your immigration needs, you can do so by completing our simple contact form, or by calling 0800 292 2036. We will be able to offer personalised quotes for our immigrations services to assist you in determining your next steps.

How Jones Whyte can help you with Immigration

Are you in need of immigration assistance? Our team of experienced immigration lawyers here at Jones Whyte are here to help provide you with expert advice. They have a diverse range of expertise in this field, and will be able to guide you through various processes, including visa applications, asylum, business immigration and more.

We offer expert guidance to help determine the optimal course of action, providing you with guidance and support throughout the entire process.

Get in touch with us today if you have any questions or if you would like to learn more about how we can help you achieve a successful immigration case.

To explore our full list of immigration services, scroll down to the bottom of this page.

Our Immigration Solicitors Can Help You with Your Application Journey

If you’re planning to submit an application, having an immigration expert by your side can significantly enhance the likelihood of its success. Our team of experts are prepared to assess your application and recommend any necessary enhancements.

How to Apply for a Visa

The Visa application process is far from straightforward, it can be particularly confusing especially given the frequent changes in laws.

Not all travellers require a visa to enter the UK for example, so it is important to find this out in the first instance and identify the type of Visa that is necessary.

Opting for Jones Whyte ensures your application is in capable hands, relieving any stress associated with the process. Our dedicated immigration lawyers are highly knowledgeable of the UK Immigration Application process, which will provide you with reassurance during the submission of your visa application.

We have outlined below the key steps involved in the visa application process:

1.      Take a look into your personal circumstances: To ensure the delivery of optimal advice, we will delve into the specifics of your situation. We will arrange a meeting to thoroughly discuss your circumstances, enabling us to gather full details. This in turn, will allow us to outline the precise steps required going forward.

2. The application submission process: For a seamless application procedure, we will gather all essential paperwork, verify their accuracy, and submit the complete application promptly. This will help avoid the likelihood of any delays or rejections from the Home Office. We will always make sure to keep you well-informed, ensuring you are aware of all requirements well in advance. By being you in the loop will hopefully ease some pressure.

3. Provide legal representation: When the documentation has been completed, our team of immigration lawyers will work diligently to build the strongest case possible on your behalf.

4. Submitting your application: Once all the necessary steps have been completed, your visa application can be submitted. Please note that this can either be done by yourself or by one of our immigration lawyers.

5. Waiting to find out the result: After the submission, it is now time to wait for the decision, our team here at Jones Whyte know that this can be an unsettling period so we will keep in contact with the Home Office until we get the receive the outcome. When we have been given the result, our immigration lawyers will inform you promptly.

 The Appeals Process

In the event that your Visa application faces an unfortunate rejected from the Home Office, there may be an opportunity for you to appeal the decision.

Should you choose to pursue an appeal, we encourage you to reach out to our dedicated immigration team, who will give you the very best chance of success and will provide you with the support to challenge the Home Office on their decision.

If you’re uncertain whether an appeal is the right course of action for you, seeking guidance from a lawyer is advisable.

Appearing in Court

If you’re involved in an immigration-related court case, our immigration lawyers will bring years of experience to build a successful case. Our lawyers will strategically strengthen your case by presenting compelling evidence and well-prepared counterarguments.

Our Services

Here at Jones Whyte, our dedicated team specialise in a diverse range of cases: