Laws and regulations around immigration can be confusing, which is why its best to seek specialist help. OISC illegal to give advice…
International Care Network (ICN)
ICN has been registered to give immigration advice since 2004.
They assist people with:
- Applications to enter the UK
- Visa extensions
- Regularising status (for those here without permission)
- Applications for British citizenship
They don’t work on asylum claims as they require specialist assistance and legal aid, but they can refer asylum claimants to trusted organisations. Similarly, they don’t represent applications for working or student visas (the points-based system) but can signpost clients to others who do this work.
If you would like some immigration advice, call their office on 01202 589385.
UK International Solutions (UKISS)
UKISS offer OISC accredited Immigration Advise (Levels 1, 2 and 3)
They assist people with:
- Human rights
- Asylum & refugee status
- European Settlement & E.U law
- Other Home Office applications
- Business Registration & Visas
- Indefinite leave to remain
- Family & Student visa
- Becoming a British Citizen
They have a free (no cost) Drop In Sessions at Boscombe Library, 32 Hawkwood Road, Boscombe BH5 1BY, twice a month on Mondays between 10:00-12:00. The dates for these Drop In Sessions in 2020 are:
- 13th January
- 27th January
- 10th February
- 24th February
- 9th March
- 23rd March
- 20th April
Sessions last about 10 to 15 minutes, depending on numbers. A maximum of 20 people will be seen in a day. They reserve the right to refuse to hold a consultation.
If you would like some immigration advice, call their office on 07707324416