#1 Immigration Lawyer in Luton

Secure Your Future in the UK

Starting an immigration application can feel uncertain. One missing document or wrong detail can lead to delays or refusal. That’s why we focus on getting it right the first time. Our goal is simple: to remove the stress from the process and give you peace of mind. Whether you are applying for your first visa, extending your stay, or helping your family settle in the UK, we make the path forward clear and manageable.

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    Why You Need an Immigration Solicitor in Luton

    Immigration cases in Luton often face setbacks because of incomplete forms, unclear evidence, or frequent policy changes. Many applicants spend months correcting mistakes that could have been avoided with proper legal guidance.

    A qualified solicitor prepares applications that meet current Home Office standards, checks every supporting document, and ensures nothing is missed. This prevents refusals and keeps your case moving without delay.

    They know how local immigration offices and tribunals assess applications, allowing them to prepare cases that meet exact requirements from the start. This accuracy helps prevent delays and unnecessary requests for more information, often speeding up the overall visa process.

    Working with a solicitor gives you clarity, accuracy, and confidence. Each step is handled correctly, so your application stands the strongest chance of success from the start.

    Our Immigration Services

    We assist clients across every stage of the UK immigration process with clear, practical, and result-driven legal support.

    Spouse Visa Services

    New spouse visa applications, extensions, FLR(M) submissions, refusal appeals, and supporting evidence preparation.

    Visitor Visa Services

    Standard, family, and business visitor visa applications, including refusal appeals and document drafting support.

    Skilled Worker Visa Services

    New applications, extensions, refusal responses, and employer compliance management.

    Sponsor Licence Services

    Applications, renewals, compliance visits, rejections, and Home Office communication support.

    Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)

    ILR submissions for spouses, skilled workers, and long-term residents, including refusal appeals.

    Document and Declaration Services

    Document certification, affidavits, statutory declarations, name change deeds, sponsorship declarations, and invitation letter drafting.

    British Citizenship and Naturalisation

    Citizenship and naturalisation applications with eligibility and document verification.

    Administrative and Judicial Reviews

    Administrative reviews, pre-action protocols, judicial reviews, and appeal representation.

    Discretionary Leave

    Applications under exceptional or compassionate grounds.

    FLR (Further Leave to Remain)

    FLR(FP), FLR(O), FLR(HRO), and FLR(S) applications.

    Student and Post-Study Work Visas

    Student visa extensions, post-study work visa applications, and related document support.

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    Our Awards & Certifications

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    Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA ID 619078)

    This regulation confirms compliance with national standards of conduct, client care, and professional integrity.

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    Member of the Resolution Network

    We promote constructive and fair approaches in family law through our membership in Resolution, reflecting our commitment to reducing conflict.

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    Member of the Law Society

    Our Law Society membership verifies that we are an authorised and active law firm within England and Wales.

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    Listed in the Trinity College London Directory

    This listing recognises our capability and credibility in immigration and advisory work.

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    ICO Registered

    Our registration with the Information Commissioner’s Office ensures complete data protection and confidentiality for all client information.

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    Commissioner for Oaths

    Our principal solicitor is authorised to witness and validate legal documents, helping clients complete formalities efficiently.

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    UKRLP Registered Learning Provider (No. 10097900)

    As a registered learning provider, we maintain our commitment to legal education, training, and compliance with professional standards.

    Our Team

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    Khurram Amir (Principal Solicitor/Founder)

    Khurram Amir Qureshi is a practising solicitor of England and Wales with over 14 years of legal experience. He is dual-qualified in the UK and Pakistan and has written six law guidebooks that simplify complex legal issues for readers.

    He teaches LLM students at the University of Bedfordshire and mentors aspiring solicitors, showing his dedication to education and professional growth. His background in both jurisdictions allows him to manage cross-border legal cases with accuracy and depth.

    Khurram also provides free legal advice to individuals who cannot afford representation, reinforcing his belief that justice should be accessible to everyone.

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    Zakir Khan (Registered Foreign Lawyer)

    Mr. Zakir Khan serves as a consultant at KQ Solicitors. Owing to existing professional commitments, he is not presently taking on new cases. Confirmation regarding the renewal of his consultancy agreement is pending.

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    Abu Ul Hassan - Marketing Manager

    Abu Ul Hassan has over 10 years of experience in media, communications, and brand strategy. He holds postgraduate degrees from Pakistan and the University of Northampton in the UK. At KQ Solicitors, he leads marketing strategy, brand development, and client engagement. His experience includes work with Pakistan Television (PTV) and major charity fundraising projects. He is certified in digital marketing, SEO, and growth strategy through SEMrush and HubSpot Academy, applying data-driven insights to strengthen outreach and visibility.

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    Hassan Sajjad – Volunteer

    Hassan Sajjad is a law student at City, University of London and acts as a volunteer, supporting training and professional development activities only.

    He does not provide legal services, is not a practising or fee-earning member of staff, and has no client-facing or advisory role. His involvement is limited to learning, training support, and professional development initiatives within the firm.

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    Mehraj Mehmood – Volunteer

    Mehraj Mehmood is an Advocate of the High Court with a strong academic and professional background in law. He holds an LLB degree from Punjab University, Pakistan, and has two years of practical experience representing clients in both District Courts and the High Court. In addition to his domestic legal expertise, he has earned an LLM in International Business and Commercial Law from the United Kingdom, enhancing his proficiency in cross-border commercial transactions, international trade regulations, and corporate legal frameworks.

    How Much Do Immigration Solicitors Cost in Luton?

    Immigration solicitor fees in Luton depend on the type and complexity of your case. On average, senior solicitors charge £250 per hour, mid-level solicitors £175, and paralegals £150. At KQ Solicitors, all immigration cases are handled on a fixed-fee basis. You receive a clear quote before any work begins, with no hidden costs or hourly billing.

    Typical fixed-fee ranges include:

    • Spouse visa applications starting from £950
    • Citizenship applications starting from £500-£1200
    • Visa extensions starting from £750
    • Business visa or sponsorship applications starting from £1,000

    Government application fees are separate from solicitor fees. Your payment to the Home Office covers processing, while your solicitor fee covers legal preparation, documentation, and representation. Clients can also use 0% interest payment plans, making costs more manageable. A free initial consultation lasting around 10–15 minutes helps you understand your options, costs, and process before committing.

    Our 4 Step Process

    We follow a simple and structured process that keeps you informed and supported from start to finish.

    Step 01.

    Consultation

    We assess your situation and confirm your eligibility for the visa route.

    Step 02.

    Signing of paperwork

    All documents are verified and prepared to meet Home Office standards.

    Step 03.

    Payment of deposit

    We secure your case and begin preparing your full application submission.

    Step 04.

    Final confirmation

    You review and approve all documents before we submit to the Home Office.

    Step 05.

    Wait for Home Office decision

    We keep you updated throughout the process until your application is decided.

    Why People Choose Us

    98% Success Rate

    Proven results across hundreds of immigration and visa cases.

    Over 1,000 Clients Since 2015

    Extensive experience supporting individuals, families, and professionals.

    4.7/5 Rating from 320+ Reviews

    Strong, consistent client feedback across verified review platforms.

    Decade of Tribunal and Court Experience

    Skilled representation built on years of real advocacy.

    Direct Access to Your Solicitor

    You speak with your solicitor directly, never through intermediaries.

    Multilingual Support

    Assistance in English, Hindi, Urdu/Mirpuri, Punjabi, Bengali, Arabic, and Polish.

    Fast Response Times

    Most cases are acknowledged within 24 hours.

    About us

    KQ Solicitors Ltd (Company No. 16499465) is a fully regulated law firm based in Luton, Bedfordshire, authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA ID 619078) since 2015.

    We focus on Immigration and Family Law, representing clients in tribunals and courts across the UK.

    Our office is located at Temple Chambers, 68–72 Stuart Street, Luton, LU1 2SW, serving clients locally, nationally, and abroad.

    We have supported over 1,000 clients with a 98% success rate, reflecting our experience and dedication to achieving positive outcomes.

    Our mission is to make legal help accessible, transparent, and fair, providing every client with honest advice and clear direction.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The documents depend on your visa type and personal circumstances. Most applications require a valid passport, financial evidence, proof of accommodation, and supporting documents like relationship or employment records. A solicitor reviews your situation to confirm exactly what is needed and ensures nothing is missing.

    Yes, in most cases. You can usually apply after holding indefinite leave to remain for at least 12 months, as long as you meet the residency period, English language, and good character requirements.

    It depends on the reason for refusal. You may be able to appeal, request an administrative review, or reapply with stronger evidence. A solicitor examines the refusal letter and advises on the best next step for your case.

    It depends on the firm, but most immigration solicitors, including ours, do. They assist with asylum applications, supporting evidence, and interview preparation, ensuring each case meets Home Office requirements.

    There is no difference in the UK. “Solicitor” is the regulated title for a qualified legal professional authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). Both terms describe the same role.

    Processing time varies by visa category and Home Office workload. Most standard applications take 3 to 12 weeks, while some priority routes can be completed in a few days if eligibility and documents are correct.

    In many cases, yes. Some visas, like student or skilled worker routes, allow switching from inside the UK. Others, such as visit visas, do not. A solicitor reviews your current status and confirms if switching is possible before you apply.