Ask for immigration advice

Need general immigration advice? Book a one-off appointment with our team. Fill out the form below to get an appointment for yourself or someone else.

Who is this for?

These appointments are useful for when you’re not sure what to do about an immigration or asylum problem.

An immigration advisor will talk with you about your options.

This service is for initial advice only, and does not offer assistance with preparing or submiting applications.

Who is this not for?

If you need help with an asylum appeal or fresh claim, fill out the ‘Ask for legal representation‘ form instead.

Tips for filling out the form

Use this form to ask for a one-off immigration appointment for you or someone else.

If you’re helping someone fill out the form, fill it out as though you are that person.

Include as much information as you can.

After you send the form, our team will aim to contact you within 5 working days. They’ll ask for more details and arrange for you to talk to an advisor.

Name *

First

Last

Date of birth

Gender

• Female
• Male
• Other

Other gender

Other gender

Nationality

Primary language

Do you need an interpreter?

• Yes
• No

Please note, we cannot always provide interpreters for outreach or initial advice appointments.

Telephone number

Email address

Address

Please describe your background and immigration history

Please explain what issue you need help with

Are there any imminent deadlines in your case?

• Yes
• No

If so, please explain when and what for

Do you currently have a lawyer/representative assisting with your current case?

• Yes
• No

If a person or organisation has helped you to complete this form, please explain who and what their relationship is to you

Submit

What happens next

When you submit this form one of our volunteers will aim to contact you on the Monday or Tuesday of the next week. They will ask for more details and arrange for you to talk to an advisor.

Our volunteers will contact you first to make sure we can help and to put you in contact with the right advisor.

Make sure you have all relevant documents to help us understand your case. This could be letters from the Home Office, or anything else you want to discuss. The volunteer who contacts you will explain how you can send these to us.