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Our experienced immigration solicitors support individuals, families and businesses throughout Worthing, Broadwater, Goring-by-Sea, Durrington, Findon, Lancing, Shoreham-by-Sea and the surrounding areas. Whether you are applying for a visa, seeking settlement, dealing with a refusal or need advice about another immigration issue, our team can provide clear and practical legal guidance.
Immigration matters can be complex and may have a significant impact on your future, family or business. Our solicitors provide professional, straightforward advice designed to help you understand your options and achieve the best possible outcome.
Taylor Rose is one of the UK's leading law firms, with experienced immigration solicitors advising individuals, families and businesses throughout Worthing and across the UK.
When you instruct Taylor Rose, you benefit from:
Experienced immigration law specialists
Practical and straightforward legal advice
Transparent and competitive pricing
Support with straightforward and complex applications
Advice tailored to your individual circumstances
Flexible appointments by phone, video call or in person
Whether you are preparing an immigration application, challenging a decision or need ongoing immigration advice, we can help.
Our Worthing immigration solicitors can assist with:
Visa applications
Spouse and partner visas
Family visas
Skilled Worker visas
Sponsor licences
Indefinite Leave to Remain
British citizenship and naturalisation
Visitor visas
Student visas
Ancestry visas
Immigration appeals
Visa refusals
Human rights applications
Business immigration
Settlement applications
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The cost of immigration legal advice depends on the nature and complexity of your matter.
Factors that may influence costs include:
The type of application being made
The complexity of your immigration history
The amount of supporting evidence required
Whether previous applications have been refused
Whether additional representations are necessary
Whether an appeal or tribunal hearing is required
Whether urgent advice is needed
We provide clear information about likely costs from the outset and keep clients informed throughout their matter.
Every immigration matter is different, and the time required will depend on the individual circumstances and the type of application.
Typical factors affecting timescales include:
The type of visa or application
How quickly supporting documents can be prepared
Home Office processing times
Whether further information is requested
The complexity of your immigration history
Whether an application is refused
Whether an appeal or tribunal hearing is required
Some immigration applications may be decided relatively quickly, while more complicated cases can take several months or longer.
Our solicitors will provide realistic timescales based on the circumstances of your case.
Step 1: Initial Consultation
We discuss your circumstances, immigration history and objectives.
Step 2: Legal Assessment
Our solicitors assess your eligibility and advise you on the most appropriate immigration route and available options.
Step 3: Preparing the Application
We help prepare the relevant application, supporting documents and legal representations required for your case.
Step 4: Submission and Home Office Decision
The application is submitted to the relevant authority and we can assist with any further requests for information or evidence.
Step 5: Ongoing Support
We continue to provide advice following the decision and can assist with extensions, settlement, appeals or further applications where required.
Many immigration applications are decided by the Home Office without requiring attendance at a tribunal. Where a decision carries a right of appeal.
Taylor House Tribunal Hearing Centre, London
Taylor House is an HM Courts and Tribunals Service hearing centre dealing with immigration and asylum matters. It is located at 88 Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4QU. Depending on how an appeal is allocated, individuals from Worthing and the wider South East may be required to attend a hearing centre such as Taylor House.
Immigration appeal hearings may take place in person, remotely by video link or, in some circumstances, by telephone. The tribunal will confirm the date, hearing arrangements and location in the official notice of hearing.
Worthing is one of West Sussex's largest coastal towns, with established residential communities and strong transport links across Sussex and towards London.
We regularly assist clients located near:
Worthing Town Centre
Broadwater
Goring-by-Sea
Durrington
Tarring
Findon
Lancing
Sompting
Shoreham-by-Sea
Littlehampton
Many of our clients are individuals, families, professionals and businesses living or operating throughout Worthing and neighbouring areas.
Immigration law can affect individuals, families and businesses in many different circumstances. Our solicitors regularly advise clients on a wide range of issues.
Spouse and Partner Visas - We assist individuals applying to join or remain with a spouse or partner in the UK and advise on eligibility, financial requirements and supporting evidence.
Skilled Worker Visas - We advise workers and employers on Skilled Worker applications, sponsorship requirements and ongoing immigration compliance.
Indefinite Leave to Remain - We help eligible applicants prepare settlement applications and address issues relating to residence, absences and immigration history.
British Citizenship - We advise on naturalisation and registration applications for individuals seeking British citizenship.
Visa Refusals - If an application has been refused, we can review the decision and advise on available options, including a fresh application, administrative review or appeal where appropriate.
Family Immigration - We assist families with applications involving spouses, partners, children, parents and other eligible relatives.
Business Immigration - We advise employers and businesses on sponsor licences, sponsored workers and immigration compliance.
You are not legally required to instruct a solicitor, but immigration applications can involve detailed eligibility requirements and supporting evidence. Professional advice can help reduce the risk of errors or omissions.
Yes. An immigration solicitor can review the refusal decision and advise whether you may be able to submit a new application, request an administrative review or pursue an appeal.
Indefinite Leave to Remain allows an eligible person to live and work in the UK without being subject to a time limit on their stay.
Many people may become eligible to apply for British citizenship after obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain, although eligibility depends on individual circumstances and the relevant requirements.
The documents required depend on the immigration route. Evidence may include identity documents, financial records, relationship evidence, employment documents and proof of accommodation.
Yes. Immigration solicitors can assist with initial spouse visa applications, extensions and settlement applications.
You may be given an opportunity to provide additional documents or information. It is important to respond appropriately and within any stated deadline.
Yes. Immigration solicitors can advise businesses on applying for a sponsor licence, sponsoring overseas workers and complying with sponsorship duties.
Processing times vary depending on the application type, individual circumstances and Home Office workloads.