Five 🌟 Google Review for our Immigration Visas Services!

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Marta:
Spouse visa -> Spouse visa (extension) -> ILR -> Citizenship. My husband and I went through our entire journey ith this company. They train other migrant agents in the UK - hence, their level of knowledge and experience is on top. Our consultant was Jules Motcho. Brilliant service: always answered our questions the same day, easy to reach on email and phone, checked documents thoroughly, provided all necessary information and updated us regularly. In addition, the company offers affordable prices and even gives discounts for loyal customers. Absolutely nothing to complain about - felt in good professional hands all 6 years in the UK.

Belgude:
I've got an amazing help from Jules who guided me through intricacies of immigration procedures on two separate occasions. Cannot praise enough!

Dewane:
My experience with this company was excellent and successful on both occasions, thank you to Mr. Jules Motcho who represented me in my cases.

RC 675:
I’ve used 1st 4 Immgration two times now, for my wife’s initial entry clearance visa, and most recently for her FLR M Spouse Visa extension. Jules was my contact and he has been incredibly helpful and professional throughout the process, extremely patient and very thorough in relation to the requirements for the visa. I can’t recommend 1st 4 Immigration enough, if you’re in need of any kind of visa then be sure to get in contact with them! I will be back in touch when it’s time for my wife’s ILR! Once again, thanks to Jules and all the team at 1st 4 Immigration.

Sam:
I've had nothing but great experience after using their services 3 times so far. On my last application Jules has been extremely helpful, thanks very much.

Adiya:
I used 1st immigration services a few times and on every occasion had really great experience! Jules was extremely helpful with my UK immigration related applications. He provided a really good legal advice, helped me submit all the forms and documents and was available for a call to clarify my questions or responded very quickly to my emails. I always felt confident that I am receiving the best possible advice. I am really thankful and would definitely recommend his services.

Ltd Co:
High praises to the company and the team of lawyers involved. We were represented by Mr. Jules Motcho, who helped us all the way to the victory in our Spouse Visa Application. He was always there to chat with us via video or by means of email, guiding us through the process and explaining rules and regulations. Both my wife and myself highly recommend the services of 1st4Immigration Limited for your Visa application needs!

Elizaveta:
Excellent service! Jules and the whole team were incredibly helpful throughout the whole process of my visa application from the initial consultation until the very end and assisted with any additional questions I had. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for immigration assistance!

We are here to help if you wish to talk to an Immigration Lawyer or to start the process of preparing your visa application. We work with customers worldwide via What's App, Skype, Facebook, email as well as in person at our office in the City of London. 

The best start is to book an online consultation on our website here. As always, a consultation fee counts towards our full service! 


1st 4Immigration Ltd is a specialist UK visa and immigration law company. We help customers worldwide to join family, come to work, settle in the UK. Well-respected by clients and colleagues for our in-depth technical knowledge of UK Immigration Rules and “details”, which can make or break your case.  

Accredited at the highest OISC Level 3. We have been in business for more than 12 years! Our OISC reference is F200800152, in which 2008 stands for the year of accreditation. We have been registered as a provider of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for immigration professionals since 2012. Office: Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street, London, EC2N 1HN. Website: www.1st4immigration.com


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