ASCHFORDS LAW

ASCHFORDS LAW Aschfords Law is a UK based immigration law specialist firm providing legal services to businesses and individuals.

We also provide legal advice in relation to family and matrimonial matters. We are registered with the Solicitors Regulatory Authority. Aschfords Law is registered with the Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA) in the United Kingdom and provide professional Legal Services with a personal touch. U.K IMMIGRATION

Making an application to the relevant authorities can be very stressful. The rules and

regulations that support these applications are complex and difficult to understand for the layperson. If you are applying for the first time, or have been refused visa in the past, we can provide you with a high level of service, based on our specialist experience of making applications to the Home Office and British Embassy or Consulates. We can help reduce the risk of having your application rejected, thus providing a better chance of success for your application. You can be assured we will advise you on what documents are required, the correct procedure to follow and that your application forms are completed correctly before submission to the Home Office. We have a network of experienced barristers for complicated and complex issues. FAMILY LAW

At Aschfords Law, we are committed to providing legal services which look after the interests of couples, families and children. We also understand that the breakdown of any relationship is a difficult and emotional time for everyone involved. Our committed staff will provide support and expertise to work with you through these times to obtain the best outcome in the circumstances as cost effectively as possible. We pride ourselves on our sensitive, pragmatic and pro-active approach. However, whilst we make every effort to remain settlement-focused and conciliatory where possible, we will always act to protect your position in a tough and forthright manner and work to seek a fair outcome on your behalf. Please contact us today for further advice and assistance on 020 3586 4050 or email us at [email protected].

14/06/2026
Thinking about the future can be daunting, but protecting your loved ones is always a priority. This image reminds us ho...
10/06/2026

Thinking about the future can be daunting, but protecting your loved ones is always a priority. This image reminds us how peaceful it can be to secure your family's future through careful Will planning. We're happy to help make the process straightforward and accessible. 📄✨

For more information, please contact Aschfords Law today on 02030029147 or 07582932830 or visit our website at www.aschfordslaw.com

🚨 *Employee Rights Matter — And Tribunals Take Them Seriously* 🚨Another fantastic result for a client of Aschfords Law S...
14/05/2026

🚨 *Employee Rights Matter — And Tribunals Take Them Seriously* 🚨

Another fantastic result for a client of Aschfords Law Solicitors 👏

An employer failed to provide a written statement of particulars of employment as required under Section 38 of the Employment Act 2002.

We assisted our client in getting the compensation from the Employment Tribunal💷

This case is a reminder to employers that employment rights and compliance obligations should never be overlooked.

For assistance with any aspect of employment law, contact Aschfords Law Solicitors today on 0203 002 9147 or 0758293 2830






🚨 *IMMIGRATION UPDATES* 🚨As of April 2026, the Home Office has introduced several new immigration rules and updates. If ...
17/04/2026

🚨 *IMMIGRATION UPDATES* 🚨

As of April 2026, the Home Office has introduced several new immigration rules and updates.

If any of these rules affect you or your future plans, please contact Aschfords Law today on on 0203 002 9147 or 07582 932830 or visit our website at www.aschfordslaw.com

🚨 *IMMIGRATION UDPATE* 🚨An emergency brake has been imposed on nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan. ...
11/03/2026

🚨 *IMMIGRATION UDPATE* 🚨

An emergency brake has been imposed on nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan. From 26th March 2026, the UK will cease to issue student visas to nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan. They have also introduced a brake on issuing skilled worker visas to Afghan nationals.

If this affects your future plans or current situation, please contact Aschfords Law today on on 0203 002 9147 or 07582 932830 or visit our website at www.aschfordslaw.com

immigrationchanges

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🚨ILR UPDATE - NEW EARNED SETTLEMENT PROPOSAL🚨On 2nd February 2026, during the ILR debate, the Government made their inte...
14/02/2026

🚨ILR UPDATE - NEW EARNED SETTLEMENT PROPOSAL🚨

On 2nd February 2026, during the ILR debate, the Government made their intentions clear to implement an earned settlement model. The qualifying period is expected to increase from 5 years to 10 years. Note that no changes to the immigration rules have been implemented yet.

If you require assistance navigating through these changes, please contact Aschfords Law today on on 0203 002 9147 or 07582 932830 or visit our website at www.aschfordslaw.com

30/01/2026

January is what many dub to be ‘Divorce Month’. Couples, especially those with children, who have thought about divorce before the holidays tend to stay together until the end of the year so the family can be together throughout the festive period, leading to a high rate of divorce taking place in the New Year. Expert guidance can significantly impact the outcome of your divorce.

If you require any legal assistance on divorce or separation, contact Aschfords Law today on 0203 002 9147 or 075 8293 2830 or via our website aschfordslaw.com

Address

45-47 Station Road, North Harrow, London
Harrow
HA27SU

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+442030029147

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