Question 1

What makes Lawyery different from other UK immigration lawyers?

Accepted Answer

Lawyery Limited is a digital-first immigration law firm that combines traditional legal expertise with modern technology. We are SRA regulated (No: 8001894), members of The Law Society and ILPA, and offer online booking, video consultations, and AI-powered tools. We specialise in Filipino community services with Tagalog and Illocano-speaking lawyers, provide LGBTQ+ friendly services, and maintain transparent fixed-fee pricing with no hidden costs.

Question 2

Is Lawyery regulated and authorised?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lawyery Limited is fully authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA Authorisation Number: 8001894). All our solicitors are members of The Law Society of England and Wales and the Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA). Your communications with us are protected by legal professional privilege.

Question 3

What are your fees for immigration services?

Accepted Answer

We offer transparent fixed-fee pricing. Initial consultations range from £150 (30 minutes) to £500 (2 hours). Sponsor licence applications start from £3,000 + VAT. Skilled Worker visas from £1,500 + VAT. Partner visas from £2,000 + VAT. Settlement (ILR) from £2,500 + VAT. British citizenship from £1,500 + VAT. All fees exclude Home Office application fees. Visit our pricing page for complete details.

Question 4

Do you have Filipino-speaking immigration lawyers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have multiple Filipino immigration lawyers who speak Tagalog and Illocano fluently. Our Filipino solicitors specialise in Philippine divorce recognition in England and Wales, healthcare worker visas, family reunification, and settlement applications. We understand Filipino culture and provide culturally sensitive legal services to the Filipino community throughout the UK.

Question 5

Can you help my business hire international workers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We specialise in business immigration services including sponsor licence applications (Worker and Temporary Worker routes), Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) assignments, Skilled Worker visas, Global Business Mobility visas, and sponsor compliance management. We provide SMS training, right to work check guidance, and ongoing compliance support. Our fixed-fee packages include everything your business needs to hire international talent legally.

Question 6

How quickly can I get a consultation?

Accepted Answer

We typically offer appointments within 48 hours of booking. Same-day emergency consultations are available for urgent immigration matters. You can book online 24/7 through our Acuity scheduling system at https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/0aea335c or call us on +44 (0) 20 3576 1275 during office hours.

Question 7

Do you offer remote consultations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer phone and video consultations nationwide across England and Wales. As a digital-first law firm, we provide secure online document sharing, video meetings via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, and comprehensive remote support. In-person appointments are also available at our London office by arrangement.

Question 8

What is a sponsor licence and does my business need one?

Accepted Answer

A sponsor licence is a legal authorisation from the UK Home Office that allows UK employers to hire international workers on Skilled Worker visas, Health and Care Worker visas, and other work-based immigration routes. If you want to employ workers from outside the UK (excluding Irish citizens), you need a sponsor licence. The application process takes 8-12 weeks and requires demonstrating HR systems, compliance procedures, and genuine vacancy needs. We handle the entire application including SMS training for key personnel.

Question 9

Can you help with Philippine divorce recognition in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We are specialists in obtaining recognition of Philippine divorces in England and Wales. Since the Philippines does not allow divorce for Filipino citizens, many Filipinos obtain divorce abroad. We can help you get your foreign divorce recognised in England and Wales, allowing you to remarry without the lengthy annulment process. This service is particularly important for Filipinos wanting to bring new partners to the UK or apply for British citizenship.

Question 10

What is the difference between settlement and British citizenship?

Accepted Answer

Settlement (Indefinite Leave to Remain or ILR) gives you the right to live and work in the UK permanently without time restrictions. British citizenship goes further, giving you a UK passport, voting rights, and the right to pass citizenship to your children. Generally, you must have ILR for at least 12 months before applying for citizenship. The citizenship application also requires passing the Life in the UK test and meeting English language requirements. We can guide you through both processes.

Question 11

Do you handle immigration appeals and visa refusals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have extensive experience with immigration appeals, administrative reviews, and judicial review proceedings. If your visa application has been refused, we can assess the refusal, advise on your options, and represent you in First-tier Tribunal appeals or judicial review in the High Court. Time limits are strict (typically 14 days for administrative review), so contact us immediately if you receive a refusal.

Question 12

What is your success rate for immigration applications?

Accepted Answer

We maintain a high success rate across all immigration categories. Our success stems from thorough preparation, detailed evidence gathering, comprehensive legal submissions, and proactive communication with the Home Office. While we cannot guarantee success in any individual case due to the complexity of immigration law and changing Home Office policies, our expertise and attention to detail maximize your chances of approval.

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