We specialise in the fields of immigration law, human rights, and business law.
In immigration law and human rights we provide award winning legal advice and representation for individual and corporate clients both in the UK and overseas, and from first contact through to appeals in the Upper Tribunals.
In business, we can assist in matters such as business planning, employee and commercial contracts, property acquisition and commercial debt.
We are totally committed to being a brand leader in both client care and professional standards.
Profoundly internationalist in outlook… Cromwell Wilkes seeks to uphold the finest traditions of classical English style, good manners, and impeccable service.
POPULAR SERVICES
TIER 1 ENTREPRENUER VISAS
The Tier 1 Entrepreneur visa has now been replaced and no new applications can be made (other than by those switching from the Graduate Entrepreneur programme). Existing entrepreneurs will remain on this route and can still apply to extend their visas, bring their families to the United Kingdom, or apply for indefinite leave to remain. If you are already an entrepreneur, and you need our expert help with these applications, or any other aspect of your visa status, then please contact us for an initial consultation.
SPOUSE VISA
If you are a British Citizen, or if you are a settled person (indefinite leave to remain) and you are married to, or in a long-term relationship with a foreign national then you can bring your husband, wife, or partner to live with you in this country if you meet the rules. These rules are however complicated and challenging and it is essential that professional advice is obtained if you want to succeed. At Cromwell Wilkes we understand that these visas are very important to the people involved. It is therefore an area of law in which we have particularly developed our experience and expertise. We know how to make your application successful, and we never give up fighting for our clients once we take on their case.
BUSINESS IMMIGRATION
We provide bespoke legal services to suit all types and size of business. All of our immigration legal services are designed to suit any type and every size of business. Our particular expertise is in the following areas of UK immigration business law: How to obtain a “sponsor’s” licence to employ foreign (non EEA) nationals Ongoing maintenance of the Sponsorship Management System through “Designated User” status Inter-Company Transfers and Tier 2 (General) workers Right to Work document checking Challenges to Civil Penalties (see below)
NEW INNOVATOR VISA
We can provide everything you need: specialist legal advice at every stage of the application process help with business planning from experienced experts assistance in having your business endorsed ongoing advice in business, company, and commercial law after you arrive and as your business grows, as well as referral to specialist accounting and other business services
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Spouse Visa Applications: news today predicts backlog of applications to be cleared by May 15th; processing will be back to being a sleek fast & efficient service pre-Covid19. Well Done UK Visas & Immigration! Truly a Great Britain - a United Kingdom!
The departures of the two most senior civil service lawyers - the head of the government legal service and the director-general of the Attorney General's office - made public the same day as a minister announces in Commons that government will deliberately break the law
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Megan Foulkes of the Open Knowledge Foundation talks to the Economist about a subject all lawyers (and citizens) should care about. @OKFN @MegFoulkes1
🎧 Listen to @MegFoulkes1, lead on our Open Knowledge Justice Programme, talking to @TheEconomist's Babbage podcast about the need for greater legal protections to cover data collected during #COVID19 contact-tracing processes (skip to 19m 35s) 🎧
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