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UK immigration advice

Immigration advice that is clear from the start

TrustBridge advises individuals, families and employers on United Kingdom immigration applications. We explain what each route requires, help you evidence it properly, and tell you plainly where the difficulties lie.

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Popular routes:Spouse and partnerVisitorSkilled WorkerHealth and Care Worker
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A registered UK practice

TrustBridge Immigration Services Ltd, registered in England and Wales.

Service areas
8
Covering family, work, visitor, settlement and citizenship applications.
Steps to submission
4
From first consultation to a checked application, with costs agreed up front.
How we explain things
Plain English
The Immigration Rules translated into what you need to do, and in what order.
Advice you can keep
Written
A note of the options discussed and what each one requires, after every consultation.

What we do

Advice across the routes people actually need

Each service below sets out who it is for, what the application requires and what working with us involves.

  • A couple on their wedding day

    Spouse and partner

    Advice for couples applying to live together in the UK, including first applications, extensions and switching from another visa.

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  • An airport terminal

    Visitor

    Support for standard visitor applications, including visits to family, short business trips and applications following a previous refusal.

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  • Colleagues working at a desk

    Skilled Worker

    Advice for workers holding a certificate of sponsorship, covering first applications, extensions, changing employer and dependants.

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  • A nurse with a patient at home

    Health and Care Worker

    Advice for eligible health and care professionals sponsored by an approved employer, including dependants and settlement.

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  • The entrance to a home

    Settlement and ILR

    Advice on qualifying for indefinite leave to remain, including continuous residence, absences and the Life in the UK requirement.

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  • The Union flag

    British citizenship

    Advice on naturalisation and registration, including the residence requirements, good character and applications for children.

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  • The European Union flag

    EU Settlement Scheme

    Advice on pre-settled and settled status, late applications, upgrading status and applications for family members.

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  • A city skyline seen from an office

    Business immigration

    Support for employers building a compliant approach to sponsoring overseas workers, and for individuals on business routes.

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How we work

A straightforward way of working

Four steps, with no obligation to continue beyond the first. You will know where you stand before you commit to anything.

  1. First consultation

    We go through your history and circumstances, and set out the routes realistically open to you.

  2. Written summary

    You receive a written note of the options discussed, what each requires, and what it would cost.

  3. Preparing the application

    If you instruct us, we work through the evidence with you and review everything before submission.

  4. After submission

    We keep you informed of the position and explain any further request from the Home Office.

Why clients choose us

Careful work, and an honest view

Immigration decisions rest with the Home Office. What we can control is the quality of the application and the clarity of the advice behind it.

  • Plain English, not jargon

    The Immigration Rules are dense. Our job is to translate them into what you actually need to do, in what order.

  • Told early where the difficulty is

    If we can see a weakness in your case, you will hear about it at the first consultation rather than after a refusal.

  • Evidence prepared properly

    Most refusals we see come down to evidence: the wrong document, the wrong period, or a gap left unexplained.

  • Clear on scope and cost

    You will know what the work covers, what it costs, and what falls outside what we are able to advise on.

  • Responsive to your questions

    An application is stressful. We would rather answer a question twice than leave you guessing about the position.

  • Confidential by default

    Your information is held securely, shared only with those working on your matter, and deleted when it is no longer needed.

In their words

What working with us actually feels like

Clients tell us the same thing more often than anything else: they finally understood what was being asked of them.

  • I had read the guidance three times and still could not tell which parts applied to me. Half an hour into the first consultation I had a list of what to gather and the order to do it in.

    Spouse visa clientManchester

  • What I valued most was being told plainly where my case was weak. Nobody had done that before, and it changed how we put the application together.

    Skilled Worker clientBirmingham

  • They answered the same question twice without ever making me feel awkward for asking. When you are dealing with your family, that matters more than people realise.

    Family visa clientLondon

  • The written summary after the consultation was the useful part. I could read it again a week later instead of trying to remember what had been said.

    Settlement clientLeeds

  • We are a small employer and had never sponsored anyone. The duties were explained in terms of what we actually had to do each month, not just quoted at us.

    Business immigration clientBristol

Resources

Notes on working with us and the process itself

Short pieces on what to expect, what things cost, and how we handle your information.

All resources
  • Two people talking across a table
    Working with us

    What to expect at your first consultation

    A short guide to how the first meeting works, what to bring, and what you will have by the end of it.

    4 minute read

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    Working with us

    How we handle your documents

    Immigration cases involve sensitive personal information. Here is how we store it, who can see it, and how long we keep it.

    3 minute read

  • Coins
    Guides

    Where Home Office fees are published

    Application fees change, and they are not the only cost. A short note on where to find the current figures and what else to budget for.

    3 minute read

Talk it through with an adviser

A first consultation gives you a clear view of the routes open to you and what each one would involve. You are under no obligation to go further.

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