Take My Case

Want to skip the consultation and get straight to it? No problem, consultations are not for everyone. Submit your details and we’ll confirm scope, complexity, and the right next step — before you instruct.

Scope checked before acceptance Fees confirmed in writing Communication Through Emails

Please note: We don’t start work until suitability is confirmed and you have formally instructed us.

Skip the consultation. Start with a structured intake.

Take My Case is for clients who are ready to proceed and want us to begin with a clear, evidence-led intake instead of a short call.

What this is

✓A structured case intake to collect key facts, deadlines and goals.
✓A scope and complexity check before we accept instructions.
✓Clear next steps: standard handling, supervised handling, or referral.
✓Fees confirmed in writing before any work begins.

What this is not

×A guarantee of acceptance or outcome.
×A full legal strategy session on the spot.
×A review of a submitted application unless agreed as a paid assessment.
×Work outside our authorisation without appropriate supervision.

Why this route exists: some clients prefer written clarity and a structured start. This route keeps things efficient while staying within clear regulatory boundaries.

How it works

This route is designed to get you to the right next step quickly, with a clear scope check before you instruct. It is ideal for those who are in a rush, don’t really like consultations or just want to proceed through emails due to their schedule.

Submit the Take My Case form

We collect your immigration history, current status, deadlines, and what you want to achieve.

Scope + complexity check

We confirm whether the matter is suitable within our authorisation, needs supervised handling, or should be referred.

You receive clear next steps

We email you what we need next, the service route, and the fixed fee (if we can proceed).

You instruct us (only after confirmation)

Work begins after suitability is confirmed in writing and you have formally instructed us.

Important: Immigration decisions are made by the Home Office. We do not offer guarantees — we provide a professional, compliant process.

What we need from you

A clear scope check depends on accurate facts. Be ready to share the essentials so we can advise on the correct next step.

1Your current immigration status (and expiry date if you are in the UK).
2Your goal (extend, switch, bring family, settle, sponsor, etc.).
3Any refusals, overstays, cancellations, or complex history (if applicable).
4Key documents (passport/BRP/eVisa details, and anything relevant to your route).
5Deadlines (travel plans, expiring leave, employer dates, or urgent time limits).

Tip: If you are unsure about something, tell us. It’s better to flag uncertainty early than to guess.

Take My Case for UK Immigration Applications

Take My Case is designed for clients who are ready to proceed without booking a consultation. This route allows you to start with a structured written intake instead of a call. It is ideal if you prefer clear communication by email or want to move forward efficiently.

When you submit the Take My Case form, we collect key information about your UK immigration status, goals, and deadlines. We then carry out a scope and complexity check. This confirms whether your matter can be handled within our authorisation, requires supervised handling, or should be referred. No work starts until suitability is confirmed in writing.

If we can proceed, we will confirm the service route and fees in writing before you instruct us. This ensures transparency and avoids uncertainty. If your matter is not suitable at this stage, we will clearly explain the correct next step.

Take My Case is not a guarantee of acceptance or outcome. Immigration decisions are made by the Home Office. It is also not a full legal strategy session or a document review unless agreed as a paid assessment. This route exists to provide a compliant, evidence-led start with clear boundaries.

Important: Work begins only after scope is confirmed and you have formally instructed us. UK immigration rules and policy can change. Outcomes depend on your facts and evidence. If higher-level judgement or representation is required, we will explain supervised handling or referral options clearly.

If you need to speak first, a short consultation may be more suitable. If you only need one point clarified, Quick Question is often faster. If your matter is urgent, Same-Day Consultation should be used instead. If you are ready to proceed in writing, Take My Case is the most direct route.

Which route makes sense for your situation?

If one of the options below feels more suitable, you’re in the right place. Each route is designed to help you move forward efficiently, with clarity on what happens next.

We’ve made different ways to get in touch available, so you can choose the approach that best matches your circumstances.

Please note: We respond and accept instructions where the matter falls within our permitted scope of immigration advice.

Our regulation status and what it means for you

Knightsbridge Immigration LTD, trading as AHJ Immigration, is a authorised and regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA).

This authorisation allows us to provide immigration advice and services on many standard applications under the Immigration Rules, where requirements are clear and evidence can be prepared and presented in a compliant way.

Our authorisation level also defines clear boundaries. We are open about what we can handle directly, what we cannot, and when a matter must be escalated for specialist handling.

Do these answer your questions?

If you’d like a little more detail before submitting your form, these pages explain how we work and what to expect.

Our Fees

Understand our fixed-fee structure, what is included, and how costs are confirmed before any work begins.

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Immigration FAQ

Answers to common questions about consultations, evidence, timelines, and next steps.

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Complaints Procedure

How to raise concerns, what happens if something goes wrong, and how we resolve issues fairly and transparently.

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