Fixed Fee Immigration Services
Clear pricing for UK immigration and nationality applications. We provide advice and application support for matters within our scope. We confirm the work involved and the fee with you before you instruct us.
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Sponsor Licence, Compliance & Business Support
We assist UK businesses with Sponsor Licence applications, compliance preparation, and ongoing HR systems required to lawfully sponsor skilled workers from overseas. Our work focuses on ensuring businesses are ready, compliant, and operationally capable of meeting Home Office sponsor duties.
We also support skilled workers applying under sponsored routes, alongside business owners who need guidance on sponsor responsibilities, reporting duties, and workforce compliance.
Sponsor Licence Support
Pricing depends on the complexity of the business, compliance readiness, and the level of support required.
How Pricing Is Assessed
Lower range (£2,750–£3,500): Suitable where the business is already operational, compliant, and has appropriate HR systems in place. Limited preparation and straightforward submission.
Mid-range (£3,500–£5,500): For businesses requiring support setting up HR structures, right-to-work processes, record keeping, and internal controls needed to meet sponsor duties.
Higher range (£5,500–£7,500): Applies where the business has more complex operations, previous sponsor licence issues (including revocation), or requires extensive compliance preparation, audits, and operational restructuring.
Compliance, Audits & HR Support
In addition to licence applications, we provide business audits, compliance reviews, and HR guidance to ensure sponsors remain compliant after approval. This includes preparation for Home Office audits, reporting duties, record keeping, and ongoing sponsor management.
All fees exclude Home Office application charges and third-party costs. Fees are confirmed in writing following an initial assessment.
What Our Fees Cover
Our professional fee covers the work set out for the service you choose and in your engagement documents. Depending on the service, this may include an assessment of your circumstances, a tailored document checklist, review of relevant evidence, application preparation and submission support.
We’ll explain any work that is outside the agreed service before carrying it out. We don’t treat every application as identical, so the precise work included will depend on your case and the service agreed.
Costs Paid Separately
Our fees do not include Home Office application charges or third-party costs. These may include:
- Visa application fees
- The Immigration Health Surcharge, where applicable
- Priority service charges, where available
- Biometric appointment charges, where applicable
- Translation, courier or other third-party costs
Home Office charges are set by the Home Office and may change. We’ll explain which separate costs are likely to apply to your route.
We do not currently charge VAT. Fees and immigration requirements may change.
How Our Fees Work
- Our fee covers the professional work described in your agreed service.
- Home Office charges are separate from our fee and are usually paid as part of the application process.
- Third-party costs are charged by the relevant provider and are separate from our fee.
- The decision is made by the Home Office. We cannot guarantee an outcome or decision date.
Who Provides the Service?
AHJ Immigration is the online brand of Knightsbridge Immigration Ltd. Immigration advice and casework are managed through Knightsbridge Immigration Ltd. Your case is managed by a qualified immigration adviser authorised and regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA).
We’ll confirm the agreed service, fee and any relevant limits in your engagement documents before work begins.
What Happens After You Contact Us?
1. Initial discussion
We’ll ask about your circumstances, immigration history, intended application and any important dates.
2. Scope check
We’ll consider whether the matter is suitable for us to handle and whether we need more information before confirming.
3. Written confirmation
If we can assist, we’ll explain the proposed service and fee in writing. You can review this before deciding whether to instruct us.
4. Case preparation
Once you instruct us, we’ll explain what information and documents are needed for the agreed work. We’ll prepare the application in line with that service.
5. Submission and updates
Where submission support is included, we’ll explain the steps involved and keep you updated in line with the service agreed. Home Office processing begins after submission and is separate from our preparation time.
Preparation Timescales
As a general guide, we aim to prepare many straightforward applications within around two weeks after receiving the required information and documents. Our overall target is to complete the preparation process within 30 days of opening a file.
These are estimates, not guaranteed deadlines. The time needed depends on the route, the evidence required, your response times and whether issues arise during preparation. We’ll discuss the likely timetable for your case before you instruct us.
Our preparation time is separate from the Home Office’s decision-making time. Once an application has been submitted, the Home Office controls how long it takes to decide it.
Section 3C Leave
If you are applying to extend or vary your permission to stay in the UK, the timing and validity of your application may affect whether your existing permission continues while the Home Office considers it.
Section 3C leave does not apply automatically to every application. It depends on the circumstances, including whether an eligible, valid application was made before your existing permission expired. An application made after permission has expired does not, by itself, extend that permission.
If your visa expiry date is approaching, tell us as early as possible so we can assess the relevant dates and explain the next steps.
What You’ll Need to Do
To help us carry out the agreed work, you’ll need to:
- Give us accurate and complete information
- Provide requested documents in the agreed format
- Respond to questions and requests within the agreed timescales
- Tell us promptly about changes to your circumstances
- Review application details when we ask you to check them
Missing information, delayed documents or changes in your circumstances may affect the work and its timetable.
Matters That May Need a Different Service or Specialist
Our services are intended for applications and matters we are authorised and competent to handle. We may not be able to accept work that involves, for example:
- Appeals, Administrative Review or litigation
- Judicial review or pre-action correspondence
- Complex human rights or discretionary arguments
- A refusal challenge or a case involving significant adverse history
- A matter where the time available or evidence is not sufficient for us to act safely
This is not an exhaustive list. We assess each matter on its facts. If the work falls outside our scope, we’ll explain this and, where appropriate, discuss a referral to one of our solicitor partners. We’ll clarify who would undertake the work and any separate fees before you decide how to proceed.
If Your Circumstances Change
If new information comes to light after you instruct us, it may affect the work we can carry out or the fee agreed. We’ll explain the effect before undertaking any additional work. If the matter is no longer within our scope, we’ll discuss the available next steps with you.
Cancellations and Refunds
If you decide to cancel or end our service, we’ll deal with the matter under the terms in your engagement documents and any applicable rights. Any amount due will take account of the work already carried out and the circumstances of the cancellation.
Home Office and third-party charges are separate from our professional fee. Their refund rules are set by the relevant provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I pay the Home Office fees through AHJ Immigration?
Home Office charges are separate from our professional fee. We’ll explain when they are due and how they are paid for your application.
Does a fixed fee cover everything in my immigration matter?
A fixed fee covers the work described for the specific service you choose and in your engagement documents. It does not automatically include separate applications, appeals, additional advice or work arising from a change in circumstances.
Can you guarantee that my application will be approved?
No. The Home Office decides applications. We can explain the relevant requirements and prepare the work included in your service, but we cannot guarantee an approval or decision time.
How long will my application take?
Our preparation time depends on your case and how quickly the required information and documents are available. Home Office processing time begins after submission and is outside our control.
What if my case is outside your scope?
We’ll explain why we cannot accept the work. Where appropriate, we can discuss a referral to a solicitor partner or another suitable professional.
How do I know what fee applies to my case?
Review the price list and contact us with a brief outline of your circumstances. We’ll assess whether the service may be suitable and confirm the work and fee in writing before you instruct us.
Talk to Us About Your Situation
If you’re unsure which service may fit your circumstances, tell us what is happening and what you need help with. We’ll consider whether the work is within our scope and explain the next step.
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