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McGill & Co, Immigration Solicitors in Scotland, prides its practice on a friendly and approachable work ethic. We are highly committed to our clients and take real satisfaction in succeeding on our clients' behalf.

With offices in Glasgow and Edinburgh, we have considerable years of experience in advising on all aspects of Immigration, Nationality and Refugee Law, from initial application to final appeal stages through the Tribunal and the Court of Session, Edinburgh; UK Supreme Court and European Court of Human Rights.

We undertake a vast amount of entry clearance work with UK Embassies abroad from initial applications to final appeals here in the United Kingdom. In respect of the new business categories of the UK Immigration Rules, we work closely with locally based Lawyers and Accountants seeking to facilitate client applications for status in the United Kingdom. Supported by the Royal Bank of Scotland and colleagues, full financial advice is available to assist clients in the financial consultation process to protect funds and assets.

Working closely with various colleges, we specialise in facilitating student applications for individuals, seeking to commence their studies in the UK or indeed, further their education and careers.

We have a dedicated team of Interpreters who work closely with us to assist clients in respect of any language difficulties. Communication with us is not a problem. We strive to make stressful situations less problematic.



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Further changes to English Language tests for PBS

UKBA today announced yet further amendments to the English Language tests for applications under Teir 1, 2 & 4 of PBS for applicants and spouses. The amendments include: – the City & Guilds test scores now show ‘pass’ and there … Continue reading

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The Evolution of the Child’s Best Interest

Section 55 of the Borders Immigration & Citizenship Act 2009 introduced a requirement that the Secretary of State consider and evaluate a child’s best interests when making immigration decisions. This principle, and the scope and application of it by the UK Border Agency … Continue reading

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Immigration Rule changes following Tribunal Judgements

Its certainly important to keep a close eye on the Immigration Rules. UKBA could perhaps be accused of being sore losers at times. CDS (PBS: “available”: Article Eight) Brazil [2010] UKUT 00305 (IAC) is an important tribunal case that held … Continue reading

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