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Below is a selection of client references that outlines the type of service we have provided
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Each reference listed above are from genuine clients and all content listed is based on facts
We hope when you read our references, some may refer to you and this could help you decide if we are the right immigration firm to use to process your next application to the Home Office

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CLIENT REFERENCES

Below is a selection of client references that outlines the type of service we have provided
Obtaining what our clients feels about our services is essential and it helps us to improve our services.

If you have used our services and you like to leave your own reference, you can complete the form at the foot of this page.

If you like to know more about our references, contact us below.

Each reference listed above are from genuine clients and all content listed is based on facts
We hope when you read our references, some may refer to you and this could help you decide if we are the right immigration firm to use to process your next application to the Home Office

Rebecca L

Entry visa based on partner route
Application under 5 year partner route leading to UK settlement

We contacted Global 4 Immigration as I and my husband were confused by the advice, I was given by UK border control when I attempted to enter the UK on my USA passport. I was advised that to enter the UK I needed a UK entry visa if I plan to marry in the UK. I explained to the UK border control that I had plans to settle in the UK and was advised to apply for a visit visa to marry. UK border control allowed me to enter the UK based on my USA passport as a visitor which was nice of them but as our planned UK wedding was soon, I decided to fly back to the USA and obtain a visit visa to get married.

I was not aware that I could not extend my visit visa once in the UK and that there was another visa option open to me being the fiancée/fiancé visa. This visa is still for 6 months like a visit visa but with one major difference, with a visit visa you must depart the UK and apply to enter the UK under the partner 5 year route whereas fiancée visa costs much more but you can remain in the UK and apply under the partner 5 year route. I was fuming as you can imagine considering now, I am heavily pregnant, and my baby was due in a few months’ time.

My husband decided to obtain legal advice and we contacted Global 4 Immigration. We received free consultation where we found out the correct rules and potential roadmap to our complex situation.

We explained all of our issues which was covered in detail by the firm approval care letter and we were provided a road map to follow so we can comply to the immigration rules and I have hopefully less stress as having a baby is stressful enough.

From advice received, having my birth in the UK, I did not realise this could be such an issue, I did not think to inform the Home Office that my UK visa trip had two purposes, marriage and to give birth. I was advised the Home Office investigates medical treatment in the UK and I did not provide this.

The next issue was, what if the birth of my child is delayed or even worse have complications, this visit visa was an obstacle as I know I had to depart the UK. Another possible issue was, what if my child first passport cannot be issued in time as my child must travel back to the USA with me.

Paul from Global 4 Immigration represented our cases and his recommended roadmap and processes that were tight but durable meaning as I did not break any immigration rules whilst in the UK. The plan was to obtain my child first British passport under fast track and then travel out of the UK and then apply to return to the UK.

Paul also advised us that their charges are set fees so I knew in advance what all the costs would be and their approval care letter outlined the end to end visa process.

Firstly, Paul explained the process and issues in two documents, business terms and approval care letter. As soon as our child was born, advised to obtain the birth certificate and passport photos asap and them apply for the child passport online and not paper form which Paul processed under the priority fast track route.

Paul then prepared my complex visa application whilst I was still in the UK. The application had various elements to cover, my adverse history, explaining my UK trip and my child being born in the UK without Home Office consent or knowledge, previous marriage, my partner financials as he operates his own business which is more complex if you were just employed.

As the visa could not be submitted until I departed the UK in June 2019, Paul completed the online visa form which I logged in and confirmed if correct. In the visa form it asks if you ever had any issues such as visa refusals or criminal convictions basically anything relating to your good character. A very long time ago I had a couple of issues which I was advised best to declare, and Paul would explain this in his visa support letter. The Home Office rules stipulate, you should not apply under priority entry visa (6 weeks processing time instead of 12-24 weeks) if you have any adverse history. I was desperate to return to the UK with a two-month-old child as my husband was only able to take so much time off from work. Paul advice was it worth applying under priority as the offences are very minor, but he explained caseworkers are notorious to delaying applications unless you explain things carefully to the immigration rule it applies to.

Paul then registered my visa account and booked my biometrics with VFS Global the Home Office commercial partner. I was also advised of some upgrade options to make my application easier which I purchased with Paul help.

Paul visa support letter covered all immigration rules that I fell under with answers whether applicable to my application type or not, covered key issues and stated where document evidence was provided plus, provided a more in-depth document check list as the Home Office one does not always understand your unique case.

I am pleased to say I got my visa in just 5 weeks and landed in the UK and obtain my aftercare letter outlining what to do moving forward.

It pays to get expert advice and even better do it before you even think about applying for a visa or travelling to that country as it will help with your stress levels.

I would personally like to thank Paul and his team for all their effort and would highly recommend their firm.

Rebecca L

Entry visa based on partner route
Application under 5 year partner route leading to UK settlement)

We contacted Global 4 Immigration as I and my husband were confused by the advice, I was given by UK border control when I attempted to enter the UK on my USA passport. I was advised that to enter the UK I needed a UK entry visa if I plan to marry in the UK. I explained to the UK border control that I had plans to settle in the UK and was advised to apply for a visit visa to marry. UK border control allowed me to enter the UK based on my USA passport as a visitor which was nice of them but as our planned UK wedding was soon, I decided to fly back to the USA and obtain a visit visa to get married.

I was not aware that I could not extend my visit visa once in the UK and that there was another visa option open to me being the fiancée/fiancé visa. This visa is still for 6 months like a visit visa but with one major difference, with a visit visa you must depart the UK and apply to enter the UK under the partner 5 year route whereas fiancée visa costs much more but you can remain in the UK and apply under the partner 5 year route. I was fuming as you can imagine considering now, I am heavily pregnant, and my baby was due in a few months’ time.

My husband decided to obtain legal advice and we contacted Global 4 Immigration. We received free consultation where we found out the correct rules and potential roadmap to our complex situation.

We explained all of our issues which was covered in detail by the firm approval care letter and we were provided a road map to follow so we can comply to the immigration rules and I have hopefully less stress as having a baby is stressful enough.

From advice received, having my birth in the UK, I did not realise this could be such an issue, I did not think to inform the Home Office that my UK visa trip had two purposes, marriage and to give birth. I was advised the Home Office investigates medical treatment in the UK and I did not provide this.

The next issue was, what if the birth of my child is delayed or even worse have complications, this visit visa was an obstacle as I know I had to depart the UK. Another possible issue was, what if my child first passport cannot be issued in time as my child must travel back to the USA with me.

Paul from Global 4 Immigration represented our cases and his recommended roadmap and processes that were tight but durable meaning as I did not break any immigration rules whilst in the UK. The plan was to obtain my child first British passport under fast track and then travel out of the UK and then apply to return to the UK.

Paul also advised us that their charges are set fees so I knew in advance what all the costs would be and their approval care letter outlined the end to end visa process.

Firstly, Paul explained the process and issues in two documents, business terms and approval care letter. As soon as our child was born, advised to obtain the birth certificate and passport photos asap and them apply for the child passport online and not paper form which Paul processed under the priority fast track route.

Paul then prepared my complex visa application whilst I was still in the UK. The application had various elements to cover, my adverse history, explaining my UK trip and my child being born in the UK without Home Office consent or knowledge, previous marriage, my partner financials as he operates his own business which is more complex if you were just employed.

As the visa could not be submitted until I departed the UK in June 2019, Paul completed the online visa form which I logged in and confirmed if correct. In the visa form it asks if you ever had any issues such as visa refusals or criminal convictions basically anything relating to your good character. A very long time ago I had a couple of issues which I was advised best to declare, and Paul would explain this in his visa support letter. The Home Office rules stipulate, you should not apply under priority entry visa (6 weeks processing time instead of 12-24 weeks) if you have any adverse history. I was desperate to return to the UK with a two-month-old child as my husband was only able to take so much time off from work. Paul advice was it worth applying under priority as the offences are very minor, but he explained caseworkers are notorious to delaying applications unless you explain things carefully to the immigration rule it applies to.

Paul then registered my visa account and booked my biometrics with VFS Global the Home Office commercial partner. I was also advised of some upgrade options to make my application easier which I purchased with Paul help.

Paul visa support letter covered all immigration rules that I fell under with answers whether applicable to my application type or not, covered key issues and stated where document evidence was provided plus, provided a more in-depth document check list as the Home Office one does not always understand your unique case.

I am pleased to say I got my visa in just 5 weeks and landed in the UK and obtain my aftercare letter outlining what to do moving forward.

It pays to get expert advice and even better do it before you even think about applying for a visa or travelling to that country as it will help with your stress levels.

I would personally like to thank Paul and his team for all their effort and would highly recommend their firm.

Rebecca L

Paris B

Tier 2 General to UK settlement status
Application under SET (O)

I was first introduced to Global 4 Immigration in 2013 by my employer as I wanted to switch from my Tier 1 visa into Tier 2 General. They processed my visa and it was granted for 3 years.

In 2016 I needed to extend the visa under Tier 2, Global 4 Immigration processed it again and approval, so good so far. Now the stress begins as my sponsor would not increase my annual salary to meet the financial threshold to be able to apply for UK settlement. I contacted Paul at Global 4 Immigration, explained my options and from his great advice, it was obvious I had to find a new sponsor. I managed to secure a new employer but they needed Paul help in preparing my new Certificate of Sponsorship, employment contract, explain why my salary had to be increased and the hotel agreed so all going well. Paul secured me a Super Priority appointment so I could change employers immediately as I had to give notice and, in April 2019 the annual salary for Tier 2 salary was increasing from £35500 to £35800 and I knew my new employer would not increase my pay again. Paul consulted my new employer on how to write the continuous of employment letter which is mandatory for settlement and once Paul secured this letter, he secured super priority appointment just before the financials my visa before this increase, submitted my settlement visa before the increase but I had to attend my biometrics after the increase and wait for my pay slip which was delayed. Paul submitted my super priority application just before the financials increased, then booked my biometrics appointment but the issue was I could not initially secure a slot after my first pay slip so Paul secured a slot, then I rescheduled the appointment once I obtained my pay slip and financial statement, attended the appointment and settlement was approved. I was stressed throughout the settlement process as I so wanted settlement really badly as my life is now in the UK and this financial threshold to meet is so harsh if you fall just shy of the sum required which I initially did. No way could I have achieved my goal of settlement in the UK if it was not for the support of Paul and his firm.
 
Every time I have used Global 4 Immigration, I am consulted first at no cost, if I am happy to proceed, I sign their business terms and approval care letter which outlines their fix fee policy, how they operate, work with me, how they protect my data and consult my sponsor. They then email me what they need to process my application, send me their set fee invoice so I know there be no extra costs further down the road. They would register my visa form, book any appointments, prepare a visa support letter explaining to the caseworker why and how I am applying and under what immigration rules. Once my visa is approved, I get an aftercare letter outlining what is next to do which in my latest aftercare letter, explains how to obtain naturalisation.
 
Throughout the 6 years I have known Paul, I have never been let down, always updated with what is going on, always allowed to see what they add to my visa form before submitting to the Home Office and finally, they explain how they will present my case to the Home Office caseworker in their visa support letter making it easier for the caseworker to understand my application.
 
I cannot thank Global 4 Immigration enough and I would recommend them to anyone needing representation to the Home Office whether for a visa or helping a UK employer comply to sponsor licence compliance
 
Paris B

Tier 2 General to UK settlement status
Application under SET (O)

I was first introduced to Global 4 Immigration in 2013 by my employer as I wanted to switch from my Tier 1 visa into Tier 2 General. They processed my visa and it was granted for 3 years.

In 2016 I needed to extend the visa under Tier 2, Global 4 Immigration processed it again and approval, so good so far. 

Now the stress begins as my sponsor would not increase my annual salary to meet the financial threshold to be able to apply for UK settlement.

I contacted Paul at Global 4 Immigration, explained my options and from his great advice, it was obvious I had to find a new sponsor. 

I managed to secure a new employer but they needed Paul help in preparing my new Certificate of Sponsorship, employment contract, explain why my salary had to be increased and the hotel agreed so all going well. 

Paul secured me a Super Priority appointment so I could change employers immediately as I had to give notice and, in April 2019 the annual salary for Tier 2 salary was increasing from £35500 to £35800 and I knew my new employer would not increase my pay again. Paul consulted my new employer on how to write the continuous of employment letter which is mandatory for settlement and once Paul secured this letter, he secured super priority appointment just before the financials my visa before this increase, submitted my settlement visa before the increase but I had to attend my biometrics after the increase and wait for my pay slip which was delayed. 

Paul submitted my super priority application just before the financials increased, then booked my biometrics appointment but the issue was I could not initially secure a slot after my first pay slip so Paul secured a slot, then I rescheduled the appointment once I obtained my pay slip and financial statement, attended the appointment and settlement was approved. I was stressed throughout the settlement process as I so wanted settlement really badly as my life is now in the UK and this financial threshold to meet is so harsh if you fall just shy of the sum required which I initially did. No way could I have achieved my goal of settlement in the UK if it was not for the support of Paul and his firm.
 
Every time I have used Global 4 Immigration, I am consulted first at no cost, if I am happy to proceed, I sign their business terms and approval care letter which outlines their fix fee policy, how they operate, work with me, how they protect my data and consult my sponsor. 

They then email me what they need to process my application, send me their set fee invoice so I know there be no extra costs further down the road. They would register my visa form, book any appointments, prepare a visa support letter explaining to the caseworker why and how I am applying and under what immigration rules. Once my visa is approved, I get an aftercare letter outlining what is next to do which in my latest aftercare letter, explains how to obtain naturalisation.
 
Throughout the 6 years I have known Paul, I have never been let down, always updated with what is going on, always allowed to see what they add to my visa form before submitting to the Home Office and finally, they explain how they will present my case to the Home Office caseworker in their visa support letter making it easier for the caseworker to understand my application.
 
I cannot thank Global 4 Immigration enough and I would recommend them to anyone needing representation to the Home Office whether for a visa or helping a UK employer comply to sponsor licence compliance
 
Paris B

ALFONSO I

Adult Settlement & Children Naturalisation
Applications under
SET(O) and MN1

We contacted Global 4 Immigration to obtain advice about our options to apply for settlement as I was under Tier 2 General and my wife was under PBS Dependant visa. We also wanted guidance as our children already had dual nationality and they were born in the UK, so we needed to know their eligibility to apply for naturalisation.
 
We spoke to Paul via their free telephone consultancy service and quickly we learned that one parent needed settlement status before applying for the children applications. As all 4 of our visas were due to expire in 2 months, we wanted to avoid having to pay for the children PBS dependant visa extensions and then pay for their naturalisation applications.
 
Paul advised us that settlement applications can take up to 6 months to be processed which is published on Home Office website but on average we should hear within 3-4 months, this was no good as our visas expire in 2 months so Paul recommended booking a premium same day visa service for me and my wife which we agreed to do and Paul booked this for us and we managed to secure an appointment 4 weeks later.
 
Their approval care letter clearly explained what we needed to do, the end to end process of the application plus, he explained in the children approval care letter how he will process their applications whilst we are waiting to attend our appointment. This meant if our visas were approved, we can immediately submit the children applications and avoid any delays.
 
Our visa was approved on the 3 September and on the 20 October our two children were granted naturalisation status.
 
From the outset Paul guided us, completed all our application forms, requested we view each application form to ensure all our information was correct, to make things more complicated we were living out of two properties but in visa form and their support letter they explained why. Their application support letter clearly outlined our applications to the appointed Home Office caseworker which would make our applications easier to understand and explained any anomalies.
 
Whether you have a straightforward or complex application and you just want peace of mind, we highly recommend this firm to represent you.

Adult Settlement & Children Naturalisation
Applications under SET(O) and MN1

We contacted Global 4 Immigration to obtain advice about our options to apply for settlement as I was under Tier 2 General and my wife was under PBS Dependant visa. We also wanted guidance as our children already had dual nationality and they were born in the UK, so we needed to know their eligibility to apply for naturalisation.
 
We spoke to Paul via their free telephone consultancy service and quickly we learned that one parent needed settlement status before applying for the children applications. As all 4 of our visas were due to expire in 2 months, we wanted to avoid having to pay for the children PBS dependant visa extensions and then pay for their naturalisation applications.
 
Paul advised us that settlement applications can take up to 6 months to be processed which is published on Home Office website but on average we should hear within 3-4 months, this was no good as our visas expire in 2 months so Paul recommended booking a premium same day visa service for me and my wife which we agreed to do and Paul booked this for us and we managed to secure an appointment 4 weeks later.
 
Their approval care letter clearly explained what we needed to do, the end to end process of the application plus, he explained in the children approval care letter how he will process their applications whilst we are waiting to attend our appointment. This meant if our visas were approved, we can immediately submit the children applications and avoid any delays.
 
Our visa was approved on the 3 September and on the 20 October our two children were granted naturalisation status.
 
From the outset Paul guided us, completed all our application forms, requested we view each application form to ensure all our information was correct, to make things more complicated we were living out of two properties but in visa form and their support letter they explained why. Their application support letter clearly outlined our applications to the appointed Home Office caseworker which would make our applications easier to understand and explained any anomalies.
 
Whether you have a straightforward or complex application and you just want peace of mind, we highly recommend this firm to represent you.

ALFONSO I

NICK W

Tier 5 YMS switching into
family partner route
Application under FLR (M)

I contacted Global 4 Immigration as my Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme visa was due to expire. This visa type cannot be extended after two years. When I entered the UK, I entered with my UK partner who was living with me at that time in New Zealand. My issue was, could I switch into an unmarried visa partner route as we did not want to get married just for a visa.
 
We received a call from Paul who verified the immigration rules and stipulated that I could apply but I would have to provide evidence of cohabitation for two years. As we been in the UK around 22 months, we were shy 2 months to cover the two years plus, we lived with her parents so we had hardly no evidence in our name when we first entered the UK. When we obtained evidence as a couple, we were now 4 months shy of the two year rule so Paul guided us on evidence we could use where my partner lived at my parents property in New Zealand. This resolved the issue and we could apply immediately before my current visa expired.
 
We were emailed two documents to read and sign. Standard T&Cs outlining services provided, fixed costs which was great as I had a tight budget, money would sit in a ‘client account’ until application was submitted which meant it was still my money, it confirmed their cancellation period, refund policy terms if we decided to cancel. The other document being their approval care letter nicely outlined my immigration history, unmarried partner potential issues, how they use my data, visa processing times, visa options such as standard and premium same day service and approving third-parties data sharing.
 
We decided to opt for standard postal and we were expecting it take up to 6 months as we had no plans to travel all though we thought. Paul felt we should get a response within 2-3 months and 6 weeks later boom, visa approved. I felt the way Paul presented our case in his visa support letter helped the caseworker decide our case much quicker as their letter outlined why I was applying, on what grounds, each key area raised like financials, cohabitation (UK and abroad), English, accommodation, parents’ sponsorship and detailed list of original evidence in what format we were submitting.
 
We then had an emergency, my partner had to travel 4 days from now, her current passport just expired, we needed it back from the Home Office urgently as she must surrender expired passport to get a new one. We alerted Paul of our issue, he initially offered to post it the next by special delivery as it just arrived to their office that day, but no, he called me and decided to personally hand deliver it in his own time in the evening, who does that these days, just awesome. My partner successfully obtained her new passport to travel, all thanks to Paul looking after his client so I am delighted to write a glowing reference to personally thank him and his company for going beyond the call of duty.
 
We also received an aftercare letter explaining my rights, next visa route and how to obtain settlement and British passport. They even offer free ongoing immigration support whilst we on the visa they processed. The icing on the cake as I find immigration to complex to think and the last thing I want to do it mess up my next visa application.
 
I can only say the service from the moment we first spoke to the Global team to obtaining our visa approval, the service has been beyond what we expected, thanks to Paul and his team.

Tier 5 YMS switching into family partner routereference Application under FLR (M)

I contacted Global 4 Immigration as my Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme visa was due to expire. This visa type cannot be extended after two years. When I entered the UK, I entered with my UK partner who was living with me at that time in New Zealand. My issue was, could I switch into an unmarried visa partner route as we did not want to get married just for a visa.
 
We received a call from Paul who verified the immigration rules and stipulated that I could apply but I would have to provide evidence of cohabitation for two years. As we been in the UK around 22 months, we were shy 2 months to cover the two years plus, we lived with her parents so we had hardly no evidence in our name when we first entered the UK. When we obtained evidence as a couple, we were now 4 months shy of the two year rule so Paul guided us on evidence we could use where my partner lived at my parents property in New Zealand. This resolved the issue and we could apply immediately before my current visa expired.
 
We were emailed two documents to read and sign. Standard T&Cs outlining services provided, fixed costs which was great as I had a tight budget, money would sit in a ‘client account’ until application was submitted which meant it was still my money, it confirmed their cancellation period, refund policy terms if we decided to cancel. The other document being their approval care letter nicely outlined my immigration history, unmarried partner potential issues, how they use my data, visa processing times, visa options such as standard and premium same day service and approving third-parties data sharing.
 
We decided to opt for standard postal and we were expecting it take up to 6 months as we had no plans to travel all though we thought. Paul felt we should get a response within 2-3 months and 6 weeks later boom, visa approved. I felt the way Paul presented our case in his visa support letter helped the caseworker decide our case much quicker as their letter outlined why I was applying, on what grounds, each key area raised like financials, cohabitation (UK and abroad), English, accommodation, parents’ sponsorship and detailed list of original evidence in what format we were submitting.
 
We then had an emergency, my partner had to travel 4 days from now, her current passport just expired, we needed it back from the Home Office urgently as she must surrender expired passport to get a new one. We alerted Paul of our issue, he initially offered to post it the next by special delivery as it just arrived to their office that day, but no, he called me and decided to personally hand deliver it in his own time in the evening, who does that these days, just awesome. My partner successfully obtained her new passport to travel, all thanks to Paul looking after his client so I am delighted to write a glowing reference to personally thank him and his company for going beyond the call of duty.
 
We also received an aftercare letter explaining my rights, next visa route and how to obtain settlement and British passport. They even offer free ongoing immigration support whilst we on the visa they processed. The icing on the cake as I find immigration to complex to think and the last thing I want to do it mess up my next visa application.
 
I can only say the service from the moment we first spoke to the Global team to obtaining our visa approval, the service has been beyond what we expected, thanks to Paul and his team.

NICK W

MARK J

naturalisation and first British passport
Applications under AN, MN1
and Passport 

I am a religious minister working in the UK who obtained settlement via the tier 2 minister of religion route.

My employer introduced me to Global 4 Immigration (Global) as I, along with my family, required to obtain naturalisation and then apply for our first British passports.

Global consulted us for free to first understand our immigration history and application requirements. After this, from the outset Global provided clear instructions setting out their business terms, outlining the application we needed to make, terms of engagement, set fee costs, where our fees are held (client account), refund policy, etc. This information was clear and concise. We also received their approval care letter that clearly outlined our immigration history, application options, data sharing and step by step guide of the application process.

As processing applications to the Home Office can be daunting and challenging, I could not risk having our 4 applications refused as Home Office visa fees are non-refundable. Our appointed immigration lawyer Paul clearly explained the roadmap right up to passport applications. We contracted Global not only to process four naturalisation applications (two adults and two children), we wanted Global to submit our passport applications as well. 

As one of our children turned 18 during the naturalisation application, Paul advised us that the child will have to attend the ceremony with myself and my wife but was still permitted to apply under MN1 rather than AN. 

From the outset, everything was clearly explained and if I had any queries or required clarifications, Paul was readily available to help us. We did not have to complete any forms ourselves (both visa or passport) as Paul did all this for us. He emailed us each form and the visa support letter so all we had to do was to check, approve and send it off to the Home Office, stress free. The process couldn’t have been simpler.

We are so grateful for Paul's help and support, and would unhesitatingly recommend Global to anyone requiring visa services to the Home Office regardless of whether they needed to enter or remain in the UK.

Naturalisation and first British passport reference Applications under AN, MN1 and Passport 

I am a religious minister working in the UK who obtained settlement via the tier 2 minister of religion route.

My employer introduced me to Global 4 Immigration (Global) as I, along with my family, required to obtain naturalisation and then apply for our first British passports.

Global consulted us for free to first understand our immigration history and application requirements. After this, from the outset Global provided clear instructions setting out their business terms, outlining the application we needed to make, terms of engagement, set fee costs, where our fees are held (client account), refund policy, etc. This information was clear and concise. We also received their approval care letter that clearly outlined our immigration history, application options, data sharing and step by step guide of the application process.

As processing applications to the Home Office can be daunting and challenging, I could not risk having our 4 applications refused as Home Office visa fees are non-refundable. Our appointed immigration lawyer Paul clearly explained the roadmap right up to passport applications. We contracted Global not only to process four naturalisation applications (two adults and two children), we wanted Global to submit our passport applications as well. 

As one of our children turned 18 during the naturalisation application, Paul advised us that the child will have to attend the ceremony with myself and my wife but was still permitted to apply under MN1 rather than AN. 

From the outset, everything was clearly explained and if I had any queries or required clarifications, Paul was readily available to help us. We did not have to complete any forms ourselves (both visa or passport) as Paul did all this for us. He emailed us each form and the visa support letter so all we had to do was to check, approve and send it off to the Home Office, stress free. The process couldn’t have been simpler.

We are so grateful for Paul's help and support, and would unhesitatingly recommend Global to anyone requiring visa services to the Home Office regardless of whether they needed to enter or remain in the UK.

MARK J

WIROT U

family visa (same-sex partner)
Application under FLR (M)

We contacted Global 4 Immigration in Oct 2015 to ascertain my UK visa options.

I initially applied to enter the UK to join my same-sex partner to get married. I used a law firm in Birmingham who charged me £3000 to gain visa entry. 

I asked Global what would you charge to extend my visa which is roughly the same amount of work to do, I was amazed to only be charged £650.00. 

We applied for a same day visa which Global guided us but we did ourselves and Global verified all our paperwork, spotted an error by the previous law firm who failed to ask if my UK partner had a disability which he had. 

This meant my partner did not have to meet the £18600 financial threshold. 

When we applied to remain in the UK my partner financials was based on income from rent and Global guided us exactly what original evidence we needed to provide and our visa was approved.

As we were so happy with Global, we asked them to extend our FLR (M) visa in 2018 which they processed under same-day visa service which they booked for us and our visa was approved. Global their aftercare letter explains the road map required for me to obtain settlement and naturalisation plus they offer free support if I have any questions i need clarification on.

Thank you Global so much.

Family visa (same-sex partner) reference Application under FLR (M)

We contacted Global 4 Immigration in Oct 2015 to ascertain my UK visa options.

I initially applied to enter the UK to join my same-sex partner to get married. I used a law firm in Birmingham who charged me £3000 to gain visa entry. 

I asked Global what would you charge to extend my visa which is roughly the same amount of work to do, I was amazed to only be charged £650.00. 

We applied for a same day visa which Global guided us but we did ourselves and Global verified all our paperwork, spotted an error by the previous law firm who failed to ask if my UK partner had a disability which he had. 

This meant my partner did not have to meet the £18600 financial threshold. 

When we applied to remain in the UK my partner financials was based on income from rent and Global guided us exactly what original evidence we needed to provide and our visa was approved.

As we were so happy with Global, we asked them to extend our FLR (M) visa in 2018 which they processed under same-day visa service which they booked for us and our visa was approved. Global their aftercare letter explains the road map required for me to obtain settlement and naturalisation plus they offer free support if I have any questions i need clarification on.

Thank you Global so much.

Wirot U

KERIM T

settlement under 10 year
route
Application under SET (LR)

I contacted Global 4 Immigration as I needed help in applying under 10 years long residence visa route. I have held a number of different visas in the past 10 years and I was not sure if I could apply especially with this financial rule that came into force in 2012. 

I was also concerned on the outcome for my family as they had to apply independently to me. I spoke to Global who met me, listened to my issues, addressed each one of them and agreed a structure and an action plan to first resolve my settlement visa, then address my family applications.

Global compiled all the documents, advised me what was missing, what needed updating and how to get certain documents. I attended my own same day visa appointment because the Global visa support letter explained my case in detail. 

The service was excellent and I have friends who need similar services so I will directing my friends to Global.

Settlement under 10 year route reference
Application under SET (LR)

I contacted Global 4 Immigration as I needed help in applying under 10 years long residence visa route. I have held a number of different visas in the past 10 years and I was not sure if I could apply especially with this financial rule that came into force in 2012. 

I was also concerned on the outcome for my family as they had to apply independently to me. I spoke to Global who met me, listened to my issues, addressed each one of them and agreed a structure and an action plan to first resolve my settlement visa, then address my family applications.

Global compiled all the documents, advised me what was missing, what needed updating and how to get certain documents. I attended my own same day visa appointment because the Global visa support letter explained my case in detail. 

The service was excellent and I have friends who need similar services so I will directing my friends to Global.

KERIM T

PHIL B

remain in the UK under USA armed forces (child dependant)
Applications under FLR (O),
SET (O) and AN

I entered the UK when I was 2 years old and now that I am an adult to parents of the armed forces I was concerned I would be asked to leave the UK as many adult children have been asked to leave the UK due to their independence. I spoke to Global who investigated my case and after a lot of research they found the options open to me and a solution subject to getting the right evidence.

As my parents cannot obtain settlement outright which meant I could not either, I applied for a 5 year extension visa.

The Home Office dragged my application on for nearly 9 months due to their incompetence but Global kept on chasing them and eventually I got my visa approved. Global kept my employer updated as my current visa had now expired.

Thanks to Global I got my visa and kept my job, excellent service and highly recommended!

SETTLEMENT STATUS
Since the above application, I contacted Global again to apply for my settlement visa which they processed, booked the premium appointment for me to attend in Cardiff, Paul from Global attended and I got my application for settlement approved.

NATURALISATION STATUS
I had a few issues with my application which Global addressed in their visa support letter and now I am pleased to say, Global are about to process my naturalisation application.

Remain in the UK under USA armed forces (child dependant) reference Applications under FLR (O), SET (O) and AN

I entered the UK when I was 2 years old and now that I am an adult to parents of the armed forces I was concerned I would be asked to leave the UK as many adult children have been asked to leave the UK due to their independence. I spoke to Global who investigated my case and after a lot of research they found the options open to me and a solution subject to getting the right evidence.

As my parents cannot obtain settlement outright which meant I could not either, I applied for a 5 year extension visa.

The Home Office dragged my application on for nearly 9 months due to their incompetence but Global kept on chasing them and eventually I got my visa approved. Global kept my employer updated as my current visa had now expired.

Thanks to Global I got my visa and kept my job, excellent service and highly recommended!

SETTLEMENT STATUS
Since the above application, I contacted Global again to apply for my settlement visa which they processed, booked the premium appointment for me to attend in Cardiff, Paul from Global attended and I got my application for settlement approved.

NATURALISATION STATUS
I had a few issues with my application which Global addressed in their visa support letter and now I am pleased to say, Global are about to process my naturalisation application.

PHIL B

CHAYSIRI P

bereavement visa
Application under SET (O)

I contacted Citizen Advice Bureau as my last appointed immigration company failed to provide any immigration services even though we paid them £1200. 

Soon after I arrived in the UK my husband died so I decided to speak to the Citizen Advice Bureau for guidance and they put me in contact with Paul at Global 4 Immigration. Paul met me, reassured me that I met the bereavement visa route even thou I only been in the UK just over 2 months. 

Paul was great, he dealt with my visa form, guided me on what documents I needed, spoke to my solicitor who was dealing with my late husband estate and I needed to urgently return home as my mother was poorly so he recommended a same day visa appointment which he booked, attended with me on the day, got the visa approved and within a few days my biometric card arrived so I could travel immediately.

Without any doubt Global has reassured me that there are good immigration companies out there that care, thank you so much.

Bereavement visa reference
Application under SET (O)

I contacted Citizen Advice Bureau as my last appointed immigration company failed to provide any immigration services even though we paid them £1200. 

Soon after I arrived in the UK my husband died so I decided to speak to the Citizen Advice Bureau for guidance and they put me in contact with Paul at Global 4 Immigration. Paul met me, reassured me that I met the bereavement visa route even thou I only been in the UK just over 2 months. 

Paul was great, he dealt with my visa form, guided me on what documents I needed, spoke to my solicitor who was dealing with my late husband estate and I needed to urgently return home as my mother was poorly so he recommended a same day visa appointment which he booked, attended with me on the day, got the visa approved and within a few days my biometric card arrived so I could travel immediately.

Without any doubt Global has reassured me that there are good immigration companies out there that care, thank you so much.

CHAYSIRI P

MO C

entry visa, tier 2 and settlement
Applications under Tier 2 General and SET (O) and AN

When I first came to the UK in 2008 a law firm was contracted to sort out my work permit and entry visa but my UK sponsor terminated them and appointed Global 4 Immigration that specialises in the work permit route. 

I arrived in the UK with their expert help and when my visa needed renewing my employer needed a tier 2 sponsor licence which Global 4 Immigration processed and got me a new visa. 

I had a few issues which Global addressed with me and my employer and guided all parties on what to do within the immigration rules.

When it came to my settlement visa I needed Global help so I asked them to book and attend my same day visa appointment to ensure everything went as smooth as possible. My visa was successful and can only thank the team at Global for all their support.

I can highly recommend Global to anyone business or skilled worker needing immigration or sponsor licence services.

Since the above, I am pleased to say I used their services again to apply for my Naturalisation which was successfully approved.

Entry visa, tier 2 and settlement reference
Applications under Tier 2 General and SET (O) and AN

When I first came to the UK in 2008 a law firm was contracted to sort out my work permit and entry visa but my UK sponsor terminated them and appointed Global 4 Immigration that specialises in the work permit route. 

I arrived in the UK with their expert help and when my visa needed renewing my employer needed a tier 2 sponsor licence which Global 4 Immigration processed and got me a new visa. 

I had a few issues which Global addressed with me and my employer and guided all parties on what to do within the immigration rules.

When it came to my settlement visa I needed Global help so I asked them to book and attend my same day visa appointment to ensure everything went as smooth as possible. My visa was successful and can only thank the team at Global for all their support.

I can highly recommend Global to anyone business or skilled worker needing immigration or sponsor licence services.

Since the above, I am pleased to say I used their services again to apply for my Naturalisation which was successfully approved.

MO C

HORI P

partner visa further leave
to remain route reference
Application FLR(M)

I have used Global 4 Immigration twice now and both times they have resolved my further leave to remain visa issues there and then.

Immigration can be complex but they made it so simple and guided me not only what documents that I needed, they structured the application making it easier for the caseworker to process, their visa support letter identified to the caseworker why I should have my visa extended as a partner to a UK settled person. In my last visa application I had to apply under the 28 day rule and not only did they guide me on my rights under the 28 days rule, they even at no extra cost kept my employer updated which helped me keep my job which was essential.

I would recommend Paul at Global to anyone needing a visa, great work 
many thanks.

HORI P

partner visa further leave
to remain route
Application FLR(M)

I have used Global 4 Immigration twice now and both times they have resolved my further leave to remain visa issues there and then.

Immigration can be complex but they made it so simple and guided me not only what documents that I needed, they structured the application making it easier for the caseworker to process, their visa support letter identified to the caseworker why I should have my visa extended as a partner to a UK settled person. In my last visa application I had to apply under the 28 day rule and not only did they guide me on my rights under the 28 days rule, they even at no extra cost kept my employer updated which helped me keep my job which was essential.

I would recommend Paul at Global to anyone needing a visa, great work 
many thanks.

Partner visa further leave to remain route reference Application FLR(M)

I have used Global 4 Immigration twice now and both times they have resolved my further leave to remain visa issues there and then.

Immigration can be complex but they made it so simple and guided me not only what documents that I needed, they structured the application making it easier for the caseworker to process, their visa support letter identified to the caseworker why I should have my visa extended as a partner to a UK settled person. In my last visa application I had to apply under the 28 day rule and not only did they guide me on my rights under the 28 days rule, they even at no extra cost kept my employer updated which helped me keep my job which was essential.

I would recommend Paul at Global to anyone needing a visa, great work many thanks.

HORI P

ELIZABETH C

naturalisation refused
Application AN

I contacted my local immigration company for help in applying for naturalisation as I have been in the UK for 13 years under settlement. 

My application was complex as I run my own business and I spent more days out of the UK than permitted due to my business activities. 

I am married to a British citizen and during my application I fell pregnant and really wanted British nationality so all family members are British so I asked Global 4 Immigration to process my application knowing that they could reject my application based on more time out of the UK even though I had strong evidence. 

Global prepared a strong case which the Home Office rejected. Once the Secretary of State assessed my case based on the initial application, the Home Office was overruled and my application was approved. 

Even if you fall outside of the rules, if your application is presented well and you follow to the process to the end anything is possible. Global did a great job and I would recommend them to anyone needing to apply for naturalisation.

ELIZABETH C

naturalisation reference
Application AN

I contacted my local immigration company for help in applying for naturalisation as I have been in the UK for 13 years under settlement. 

My application was complex as I run my own business and I spent more days out of the UK than permitted due to my business activities. 

I am married to a British citizen and during my application I fell pregnant and really wanted British nationality so all family members are British so I asked Global 4 Immigration to process my application knowing that they could reject my application based on more time out of the UK even though I had strong evidence. 

Global prepared a strong case which the Home Office rejected. Once the Secretary of State assessed my case based on the initial application, the Home Office was overruled and my application was approved. 

Even if you fall outside of the rules, if your application is presented well and you follow to the process to the end anything is possible. Global did a great job and I would recommend them to anyone needing to apply for naturalisation.

ELIZABETH C

NITISH U

Entry visa to settlement
Applications Tier 2 General and SET (O)  

My work sponsor contacted Global 4 Immigration for entry visas for myself and my family. Over the last 5 years I have used Global 4 Immigration to change UK employers by obtaining new tier 2 visas. Even when the sponsor changed ownership and I wanted to move employers, they guided me how and when to do it so we were not in breach or our UK stay. After 5 years in the UK, we decided to apply for settlement which Global 4 Immigration processed all of our visas.

As they had all of our immigration history on filem it made the process of settlement easier and which got approved. My family and l would like to thank the team at Global 4 Immigration for all their hard work and support over the years.

Entry visa to settlement reference
Applications Tier 2 General and SET (O)  

My work sponsor contacted Global 4 Immigration for entry visas for myself and my family. Over the last 5 years I have used Global 4 Immigration to change UK employers by obtaining new tier 2 visas. Even when the sponsor changed ownership and I wanted to move employers, they guided me how and when to do it so we were not in breach or our UK stay. After 5 years in the UK, we decided to apply for settlement which Global 4 Immigration processed all of our visas.

As they had all of our immigration history on filem it made the process of settlement easier and which got approved. My family and l would like to thank the team at Global 4 Immigration for all their hard work and support over the years.

NITISH U

ABDUL H

tier 2 visa
Application Tier 2 General 

I had an issue with my visa which I could not understand and was not sure if I was deemed an over stayer or not. I contact Global 4 Immigration to investigate my visa and they confirmed that I could apply within the UK and under what options. One option was to switch into Tier 2 whilst in the UK as I had already identified a UK employer, but they had no sponsor licence. I asked global if they could help the employer and they successfully applied for a sponsor licence which was approved under Tier 2 General. Global processed the CoS, my visa application, obtained me a 10 day visa priority slot so I could start my job asap. Global managed the entire process for me and my sponsor and without their help I do not believe I would still be in the UK. To this day I call Global for advice which they provide free of charge putting my mind to rest.

Fantastic service and I would highly recommend Global 4 Immigration to anyone needing immigration or sponsor licence services.

Since being approved for the above visa to remain in the UK, I contacted Paul to process my settlement application under the same day premium service in Croydon which he booked and attended as my legal representative and my settlement was approved that day.

Tier 2 visa reference
Application Tier 2 General 

I had an issue with my visa which I could not understand and was not sure if I was deemed an over stayer or not. I contact Global 4 Immigration to investigate my visa and they confirmed that I could apply within the UK and under what options. One option was to switch into Tier 2 whilst in the UK as I had already identified a UK employer, but they had no sponsor licence. I asked global if they could help the employer and they successfully applied for a sponsor licence which was approved under Tier 2 General. Global processed the CoS, my visa application, obtained me a 10 day visa priority slot so I could start my job asap. Global managed the entire process for me and my sponsor and without their help I do not believe I would still be in the UK. To this day I call Global for advice which they provide free of charge putting my mind to rest.

Fantastic service and I would highly recommend Global 4 Immigration to anyone needing immigration or sponsor licence services.

Since being approved for the above visa to remain in the UK, I contacted Paul to process my settlement application under the same day premium service in Croydon which he booked and attended as my legal representative and my settlement was approved that day.

ABDUL H

MOOKDA D

spouse visa remain in the UK to UK settled person
Application (FLR (O)

I originally had an issue when I applied to renew my spouse visa with the Home Office which was rejected but approved under discretionary leave. I was not sure what I had to do next so I was recommended to use Global 4 Immigration who explained that I was put on a discretionary leave visa due to one simple error made in my previous visa application. They advised me of my options, what I had to do, when I was eligible for settlement and how to remain in the UK with my children.

They completed the visa form, produced a visa support letter outlining my exceptional circumstances to the caseworker and listed all documents to submit with the visa form. I now know my future with regarding visa processes as they gave me a care letter outlining my rights and things to do.

I was so relieved to get my visa approved for 3 more years. Great job Global highly recommend!


The above are just a sample of our many client references.

Spouse visa remain in the UK to UK settled person reference Application (FLR (O)

I originally had an issue when I applied to renew my spouse visa with the Home Office which was rejected but approved under discretionary leave. I was not sure what I had to do next so I was recommended to use Global 4 Immigration who explained that I was put on a discretionary leave visa due to one simple error made in my previous visa application. They advised me of my options, what I had to do, when I was eligible for settlement and how to remain in the UK with my children.

They completed the visa form, produced a visa support letter outlining my exceptional circumstances to the caseworker and listed all documents to submit with the visa form. I now know my future with regarding visa processes as they gave me a care letter outlining my rights and things to do.

I was so relieved to get my visa approved for 3 more years. Great job Global highly recommend!

MOOKDA D

The above are just a sample of our many client references.
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