Legal aid and pro bono

Legal advice can be expensive: in some cases you might be eligible for legal aid in your immigration case.

I do not have a legal aid certificate, so I cannot provide advice under the legal aid scheme.

You might be able to get legal aid for immigration advice about:

  • Applications and appeals in asylum cases
  • Challenges to immigration detention
  • Applications and appeals under the domestic violence immigration rules
  • Applications and appeals under the rules for trafficking, slavery or forced labour
  • Proceedings before the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (“SIAC”)
  • Judicial review applications in most cases

If you need free legal advice about your immigration matter, you can search for an adviser with a legal aid certificate using the following online search service:

https://find-legal-advice.justice.gov.uk/

If you cannot find an adviser, but still need help with your immigration case, I do represent a small number of clients without charge (“pro bono”). However, as a sole practitioner I am limited to working only one or two pro bono cases at a time, so I cannot guarantee that I will be able to accept your case on this basis.

In all cases I am usually able to agree a fixed fee in advance for any given piece of work: my fees page shows typical price ranges.

I am also usually able to agree a payment plan so that you can pay my fees in instalments.

Please contact me if you would like to know more about my fees and payment options.

Kitty Falls

07752722292

kf@kfimmigration.com