An asylum claim stands or falls on credibility and evidence. We prepare your claim properly, attend your interviews, draft representations, and pursue fresh claims and appeals where protection has been wrongly refused.
Basic requirements
Every case turns on its own facts — these are the core requirements we assess at your consultation:
- A well-founded fear of persecution for a protected reason, or serious harm
- A full and consistent account, prepared before interview
- Supporting evidence — documents, expert and country evidence where available
- Prompt claiming, with any delay explained
How we work
Honest assessment
A paid initial consultation with a named lawyer: where you stand, your strongest route, and a fixed fee confirmed in writing.
Evidence & strategy
A tailored document list and a plan that anticipates the questions caseworkers actually ask.
Application prepared properly
Forms, representations and supporting bundle — drafted, checked and submitted by us.
Submission & follow-up
We deal with the Home Office, chase where chasing helps, and keep you updated in plain English.
Outcome & after-care
Decision explained, next steps planned — extensions, settlement, citizenship. We stay with you.
Common questions
What happens at the asylum interview?
It is the heart of the claim. We prepare you thoroughly and attend with you — inconsistencies born of poor preparation sink genuine claims.
My claim was refused — is that final?
No. Appeals and, later, fresh claims with new evidence are both possible. Deadlines are short, so take advice immediately.
Can I work while my claim is pending?
Usually not at first, though permission can be sought in long-delayed cases. We apply for it where you qualify.