Mayfair Immigration

Mayfair Immigration: immigration solicitors in Mayfair, London

Mayfair Immigration is an immigration law firm based in Mayfair, London, focused on UK visa and permission applications. The team combines experienced solicitors, former UK Home Office staff and a former UK immigration judge, and reviews every case before submission. The firm presents itself as specialising in getting a visa application right the first time.

Practice areas: UK visas and permissions

The firm covers the main UK immigration routes, for both individuals and businesses:

• Family and partners: spouse or partner visa, fiancé(e) visa and visa extensions (FLR).
• Work: Skilled Worker visa and sponsor licence for employers.
• Staying and settling: Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) and British citizenship.
• Visitors: Standard Visitor visa for tourism, family, business or short-term study.

Our process and review by a former immigration judge

The firm describes a structured five-stage process. It begins with a free, no-obligation consultation with a solicitor, in which the client's circumstances, available options and realistic timescales are analysed. The strategy is then defined, choosing the right route and planning the evidence in line with the immigration rules the caseworker will apply. In the preparation phase, all documents are collected, reviewed and organised, forms are drafted and a legal cover letter is prepared. Before any application is submitted, a former UK immigration judge examines the complete case. Finally, the firm handles submission, the biometrics appointment and follow-up with the Home Office until a decision is made, as well as planning the next step (extension, settlement or citizenship) and notifying when appropriate.

Fixed fees and service packages

Mayfair Immigration works with fixed fees agreed before any work begins and which are not paid in full in advance. For each personal route it offers three packages:

• Application: from £149. The client prepares the application and a solicitor reviews it, indicating exactly what to correct. Includes a written report within 48 hours.
• Complete: from £599. Includes a dedicated solicitor from the first call to the decision, with a 72-hour turnaround.
• Priority: from £699. A senior solicitor, all additional evidence and the shortest response time, with a 48-hour turnaround.

Home Office fees are separate. The Complete and Priority packages include a free appeal guarantee, except for visitor visas. Skilled Worker and sponsor licence services are quoted case by case. The site indicated a web offer: £50 off Complete or Priority packages when you call and quote MAYFAIR3, applied automatically for online enquiries.

Free appeal guarantee

The firm states that, if despite its best efforts the application is refused — something that according to its presentation has never happened to date — it will appeal the visa refusal free of charge. This guarantee applies to applications prepared under the Complete and Priority packages. Visitor visas and sponsor licences have no right of appeal, so they are outside the guarantee; if refused, the firm advises on the fastest way forward. Guarantee terms apply.

Differences compared with artificial intelligence tools

The firm contrasts its method with the use of AI chatbots for immigration queries. It points out that AI tools can handle outdated information, since immigration rules change several times a year, and that they can give incorrect answers with apparent confidence. By contrast, it highlights that its solicitors follow every statement of changes and Home Office guidance update, verify every figure and base their advice on the actual rules and guidance, in writing. It also stresses that AI never sees the client's payslips, bank statements or relationship evidence, whereas the firm reviews every document against the evidence rules (dates, formats, gaps and consistency). It adds that a former immigration judge weighs the discretionary and human aspects of the case, such as the authenticity of a relationship or a previous refusal, and that there is a named solicitor responsible. Regarding privacy, it warns that entering passports, bank statements and family details into public AI tools can expose sensitive information, whereas the firm handles documents confidentially and only for the case. Finally, it notes that AI cannot respond to a Home Office request for further information, challenge a refusal or run an appeal, tasks that the firm takes on.

Client reviews

The site shows a rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 200 reviews on Trustpilot. The published testimonials mostly relate to spouse or partner visa cases and extensions, and repeatedly mention the attention of specific solicitors, clarity of explanations and availability to resolve questions during the process.

Location and contact

Phone: 0203 468 4741 · Email: hello@mayfairimmigration.co.uk