New successful case and testimonial on Tier 1 (Investor) visa extension.

By 1st 4Immigration - #1 UK Immigration Experts -
“I know “1st 4Immigration Ltd” from early 2014 when I needed to receive expert advice on my immigration case which was quite specific and challenging. My friend highly recommended me the services of Mrs Natalia Andrews of “1st 4Immigration Ltd” as she was very impressed with the professionalism of Mrs Andrews and her colleagues. Initially, I needed just a one-off advice but having recognised the quality of “1st 4Immigration Ltd” and their emphasis on individualized attention I switched to annual counselling scheme.

Mrs Natalia Andrews and Mr Neil White did an excellent job providing me with the confidence that my immigration matters are monitored and managed very well. In my opinion, the three most important factors in an immigration case are knowledge of the subject, accuracy and meeting the deadlines. My expectations with “1st 4Immigration Ltd” were delivered: the deadlines scheduled and met; news and regulations updated and communicated; everybody in the team was aware of my case; and as the result my desired immigration status was obtained. Moreover, understanding my time-critical situation, Mr Neil White made himself available even after working hours and during the weekends.  

I have built an excellent relationship with Nataliya and Neil, not only they are top professionals but also kind and friendly persons and I have a great impression of them and will be happy to extend our cooperation further.”

This came from Mr N, national of Turkmenistan. The client’s family had initial Tier 1 (Investor) visas, main and dependent visas, entry clearance issued in Turkmenistan, for 3 years. There are certain conditions which Investor migrants have to comply with during that time, this is why Mr N chose our compliance service where for an annual fee we are providing counseling and support to ensure that all the requirements have been adhered to. The family subsequently applied for a Tier 1 Investor extension which was granted for 2 years and which took approx 3 weeks to be considered. Since the initial application was made before the rules changed in November 2014, the application was considered under the ‘old rules’, ie with investment of £1 million. The nest step will be applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).

If you are interested in our Compliance Service for Investors and Entrepreneurs please visit our website: http://www.1st4immigration.com/compliance-services-for-entrepreneurs-investors.php  

For an individual advice or to make your application as successful please contact us: info@1st4immigration.com or visit our Investor page http://www.1st4immigration.com/tier-1-investor-visa.php  

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