Immigration specialists in Aberdeen, Angus and Dundee.
VIKAS SHARMA Our head of Immigration can be contacted on 01224 433 301 (Aberdeen), 01382 203 000 (Dundee), 01356 622289 (Brechin) or vikas@thechamberpractice.co.uk
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We provide a ''comprehensive, friendly and personalised immigration service" for our clients, covering Home Office Applications and Appeals to the Immigration Tribunal*. Whatever your circumstances, we'll do our best to help you. |
For applications, we advise on the required documentation, assist you with the completion of the application and prepare a detailed cover letter to support your application. We charge a Fixed Fee for our Services:- Spouse Visa Application (£1,000 plus vat), British Citizenship Applications (£500 + vat), EEA Applications (£583.33 + vat), EU Settlement Applications (£500 + vat) and any other Family Life Application (£1,000 + vat).
Meanwhile, our service for appeals covers lodging the notice of appeal, preparing supporting documentation and to appear at oral hearings at the Immigration Tribunal in Glasgow. We generally advise our clients to opt for oral hearings as it gives you the opportunity to present your case in the best possible light. Our Fixed Fee for providing assistance for appeals is £1500 + vat.
Consultations: We provide a single consultation meeting (not exceeding 30 minutes) at the reasonable Fixed Fee of £100.00 plus vat (£120 including vat). Please note this consultation fee of £100 + vat will be included towards the fee for any work (application or appeal) arising out of the consultation meeting.
Our Immigration legal expert, Vikas Sharma, has worked across a wide variety of cases for both individuals and commercial clients. Vikas is an experienced Immigration Solicitor and was previously head of the immigration department at another well-known legal firm. He joined the Chamber Practice as a partner in January 2018. He dabbled with litigation for a few years but now he is just focussing on immigration.
He regularly appears at the First Tier and Upper Tribunals in Glasgow and is a qualified solicitor in Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland and India. Vikas is also an OISC 3 level qualified adviser.
Our legal expert has over 20 years of experience and has specialised in UK immigration work for over 14 years, operating in Scotland for 11 years.
You can see evidence of Vikas' knowledge and experience in his published journal article on EEA rights. You can also see our client reviews here . Please also feel free to look at some of our immigration cases that have been published by clicking here! Vikas works in close association with Supreme Court of India lawyers Mr Sanjay Sharma Darmora and Ms Kaadambari Singh in dealing with cases related to the Indian Legal System.
Our offices are in Aberdeen and Dundee and we service immigration clients all over Eastern Scotland.
Vikas Sharma can be contacted on 01224 433 301 (Aberdeen), 01382 203 000 (Dundee), or 01356622289 (Brechin) vikas@thechamberpractice.co.uk. We also have our office in India at 4, Central Lane, Bengali Market, Connaught place, New Delhi-110001 with our representative Mr Sanjay Sharma Darmora
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