We have a big 5* Google review for a settlement visa !

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Lucy, a British citizen, and her American husband, applied for permanent residency (Indefinite Leave) , following our help with the initial entry visa in 2013 and subsequent extension in 2015. Here is a copy of Google review, which can also be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/1FRg2YvsRjs


1st4immigration has supported my husband in successfully obtaining three spousal VISAs resulting in the final settlement VISA approved August 2018. 1st 4immigration have shown professionalism, attention-to-detail and empathy throughout the whole process. Their help has been invaluable in understanding the specifics of what documents to include and what the Home Office wants. It has been massively helpful to know we can rely on 1st 4immigrations expertise – it is so difficult to know whether you are actually reading relevant documents online or interpreting them correctly. 


1st 4immigration has organised all forms and documents in preparation for our VISA appointment. We’ve also used the same-day service, where a 1st 4immigration representative has come to the Home Office with us and guided us through the whole process there – this has elevated a lot of stress. Special thanks to Jules Motcho for taking the time to meet with us a day before the appointment, this really put our minds at rest. I would recommend this team of immigration specialists to anyone attempting to successfully complete their VISA process; whether that is just an advice session or guidance through the whole process.

For individual advice or to make your application as successful please contact us: info@1st4immigration.com or visit our website, UK Spouse page: http://ukspousevisa.1st4immigration.com/

Let’s start working on your UK Spouse / Partner application (today)!

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