immigration attorneys for entering the uk a good idea or not and how to find a trustworthy one?
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Yes. If you have already been deported and  reenter, it is certain that you will be denied entry again. It will not help for you plead your own case. \n\nSince you have lived in the United Kingdom, ask your contacts there to recommend a good immigration attorney. This will cost you money - but worth it, if you want to go back. Good luck!
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My friend is on this Initiative at the moment and from what she has researched (she has seen an immigration lawyer in London) it doesn't look like they will be extending it.\n\nBUT again it would be better if you talked to someone from their offices. Also (just some extra info) I think England are running something similar too.\n\nMy friend has had alot of problems in this area but basically she's planning on using the Fresh Talent as a way of getting onto a point system, whereby if you earn a certain amount of money per year you are then eligiable for permanent residency.
96291
Talk to a good immigration lawyer to see if you qualify and if so, how.\n\nMurthy is supposed to be a good law firm.  Their website is http://www.murthy.com
1184598
I don't think that just anyone can go and look up your case with immigration. I think you should contact immigration and ask them about your case.
893103
This is precisely why I recommend that potential immigrants engage an immigration attorney.  That is what I did and it was painless.  I'm not on here to recommend a pareticular firm.  I have just seen too many good people being caused unnecessary pain getting forms kicked back for errors that a competent attorney would not make.\n\nPlease bear in mind that if your child reaches 21 without being lawfully admitted, the child becomes illegal.  Do yourself a favor and get an attorney.  They are not prohibitively expensive
752518
If your story were true, you wouldnt need help from us, try looking for an immigration lawyer.
424347
You should probably contact an immigration attorney.  Attorneys in many places offer a free initial consultation.  It is well worth the attorney fee to assure that everything is done properly. You could end up spending MUCH more money if everything is not in order and INS has a problem with it.
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In the United States the percentage would be low. At the current moment, there is a huge controversey over immigration laws in the United States. Actually, if you want to come in, right now might be the easiest and best time to do so. I'm not sure about the U.K., however.
716456
You need a solicitor's advice - it will be a lot safer than trying to understand the legal complexities yourself from a website.  Also, if any sort of enforcement is required, you will need the legal help anyway.
761273
I wouldn't recommend it. I would suggest you go check with immigration before doing anything. You can call the immigration call center and ask the questions. If they are not able to answer you then contact a lawyer for advice. I wouldn't recommend people asking questions like this online because the government does track the ip numbers and can find you. Although the government is not looking for illegals.
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get a lawyer who specializes in the immigration laws.   \n\nIf you go through the legal process good luck and welcome to the USA\n\nIt helps if you have the skills to perform a job that is always looking for employees and has a hard time finding \nqualified employees already in the USA.
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There are so many that we could advise you with, but you don't say which country you are from and that is very important. For most countries, you don't need a visitor's visa to enter the UK, just come over with the intention of going to holiday and prove that you will be leaving the country within a few months and it will be granted to you at the airport. \n\nIf you intend staying longer and are under 30, from a common wealth country, then you can apply for a working holiday visa, that gives you up to 2 years in the UK. \n\nBut you are really not giving much detail. Go to the link below, click on 'do I need a visa?' and click all that apply, it will guide you to the right one too.  Cost effective, well, holidays don't cost that much.
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I am very familiar with immigration but \nI will advise you  to either call and make an appointment with\nan immigration officer\nor go to uscis.gov to get your info\nor check the Internet for Embassy of India to see if their is one near you\nthat will be the best way to get better info\nThe bad thing about immigration is that their rules & fees change \nso often that when you have ?s the best  place for you to get answers is usually from them  (that will save you time & money )\nGood luck
97245
I believe the ones providing hell / Iran will be there real soon. LOL \n\nAnywayz, \n\nhttp://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/conten ... cy_requirements.asp (this means, you take her to the UK for a week, before you can register)\n\nhttp://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/civilpartnerships/\n(after you get a "marriage licence" you wait another 15 days before you can actually sign the paper--you need to bring 2 witnesses to sign too)\n\nhttp://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk ... /part_8/part_9.html ("civil partner" is entitle to the same immigration status as spouse, 2 years resident visa, then arrangement to swear in)
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I would say that anyone considering immigrating to another country should consult an attorney that is familiar with the immigration laws in that country. That way they will know exactly what needs to be done and prevents a lot of wasted time running around trying to figure things out. I've seen ads for several Canadian attorneys that specialize in this area.
513773
You might need to consult an immigration attorney.
303806
Pls dont,it will b a big foolishness. No body on earth will do u this faver.only criminals will offer u this kind of deal. Change ur mind before its too late.Dont think england is full of angels its full of criminals (tigers).they got two faces.stay where u r .work hard .u will get what u want.All that glitter is not bloody Gold, but full of poison ...All these smilling faces r full of sorrows.