Telephone Consultation
Need help with a US immigration matter? Book a fixed-fee telephone consultation to speak directly with one of our experienced US immigration attorneys.
Need help with a US immigration matter? Book a fixed-fee telephone consultation to speak directly with one of our experienced US immigration attorneys.
Employers, organizations and professional advisers can use the consultation for advice on US immigration applications, workforce mobility planning and compliance.
Common areas of advice include:
The consultation can be used for a single employee case or a wider strategic or compliance issue affecting the organization.
Fee: £400+VAT (if applicable)
Individuals can book a consultation to discuss any aspect of US immigration, such as temporary visas, permanent residence, citizenship or specific application queries.
Common areas of advice include:
Our attorney will assess the issue raised, explain the relevant legal framework and identify the options that may be available.
Fee: £250+VAT (if applicable)
Clear Pricing
The consultation fee is fixed, with no hidden charges or extras.
Speak directly with an experienced US immigration attorney.
You will receive a meaningful analysis of your case and legal options.
No Ongoing Commitment
There is no obligation to instruct us for further work after the consultation.
We're an approachable firm of leading US attorneys practising exclusively in US immigration & nationality law.
We help companies, individuals and families navigate the stringent US immigration rules and regulations to succeed in their US-based plans.
1. Book an Appointment
Use our online booking platform to select an appointment date and time convenient to you. Submit your contact details and pay the fixed consultation fee to confirm the booking.
2. Submit Background Information
You will be asked to provide information in advance of the appointment, such as a summary of the matter, relevant supporting documents and the questions you would like the attorney to address.
3. Speak with an Attorney
During the appointment, our attorney will provide advice based on the information you have already provided and you will be able to ask questions to understand your position and options.
Who can book a consultation?
Consultations are available to individuals, employers, organizations, founders, HR professionals, mobility teams and other authorised representatives seeking advice on a US immigration matter.
Who will conduct the consultation?
Your appointment will be conducted by a US immigration attorney with experience in the relevant area of immigration law.
Is the consultation confidential?
Information provided during the consultation will be treated confidentially, subject to applicable legal, professional and regulatory obligations.
Can an employer book on behalf of an employee?
Yes. Employers may book consultations concerning prospective hires, current employees, transferees or wider corporate immigration issues. The attorney may need to confirm who the client is and whose interests are being represented.
Can more than one person join the call?
Additional participants may usually join where agreed in advance. The attorney may need to confirm their identity, role and authority to participate.
Can documents be reviewed before the appointment?
Relevant documents may be reviewed where they are provided by the stated deadline and fall within the agreed scope. Extensive documentation may require a separate fee.
Will I receive written advice?
The consultation is provided verbally. Written advice is not included but may be quoted separately.
Does the consultation include preparation of an application?
No. The consultation is limited to advice and initial assessment unless further work is expressly agreed.
Can the attorney guarantee that a visa or application will be approved?
No. Immigration decisions are made by the relevant US government authority. Advice can address eligibility, strategy, evidence and risk, but no outcome can be guaranteed.
Does booking create an attorney-client relationship?
The consultation does not create any obligation to instruct the firm. The scope of any attorney-client relationship will be confirmed separately in any applicable engagement terms. The firm may also need to complete conflict, identity and compliance checks before accepting instructions.
What happens if further work is required?
The attorney will explain the recommended next steps. Where appropriate, a separate scope of work and fee proposal will be provided.