Janjua & Associates Ltd

UK immigration help.

We have been practicing immigration law since 1991 and have dealt with well over 3000 cases of different kinds. We are fully registered and annually audited by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner. We assist our clients with applications of all natures from lodging simple entry clearance, leave to remain & British citizenship applications to more complicated matters and representing appeals before the Immigration Appellate Authority.

The principal of the firm Mr Janjua has vast experience in resolving all kinds of immigration, nationality, and asylum related matters. He is registered with OISC at the specialist level is also a member of ILPA (Immigration law Practitioners' Association) and JCWI (Joint Council for the welfare of Immigrants). He has also been representing appeals before the IAA since 1991.
The majority of our business depends upon the recommendation of our ex-clients. Due to our professionalism, dedication and quality of service that we provide we receive instructions from clients throughout the UK and Ireland. We also have our client base in Europe, Asia, America, Australia, Africa and Middle East.

Our service is very transparent and during our initial contact we advise our clients free of charge whether we can assist them or not. We will only charge a fee if we take up a case. Our fee is very reasonable and is calculated according to our fee scale, which is shown to clients before agreeing to act on their behalf.

We understand that immigration matters are very important and could have a life changing effect. Therefore, we ensure that we give prompt and careful attention to all matters. We are proud to state that since our establishment we have not received a single complaint from our clients or authorities.

We would also advise all our best wishers and readers of this site to avoid obtaining advice from the Home Office or British Post overseas without being completely sure about your intentions. The role of such agencies is to make decisions on your applications and their staff are not employed to give immigration advice. They may be able to provide you with general information but they would be not in a position to advise you about an individual matter. If you contact the authorities for advice without being completely sure about your intentions then your record may be kept which may jeopardise your future application. It is also important to keep a record of all contacts made with the authorities. All correspondence must be sent by recorded delivery.
If you are experiencing any difficulties in immigration, nationality, work permit, or asylum then contact us immediately to avoid further unrest and stress