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McGill & Co is a law firm with offices in Glasgow & Edinburgh specialising in all aspects of Immigration, Nationality & Refugee Law. We pride ourselves on a friendly and approachable work ethic and take real satisfaction in succeeding on behalf of our clients. The firms understands and is empathetic to the uncertainty, frustrations and rigours associated with UK Immigration Law & Policy. We aim to simplify the process for our clients.

We offer a unique team of Scottish Solicitors and experienced Immigration specialists to ensure that our clients receive the best attention. With considerable years of experience in advising on all aspects of the process from initial application be it from within the United Kingdom or at British posts abroad to final appeal stages through the Appeals Tribunals, Court of Session Edinburgh, UK Supreme Court London and the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

We are a Private Client Law Firm committed solely to the needs of our clients both in the United Kingdom and abroad. We offer a comprehensive service for Coporate & Individual clients and offer flexible and affordable fees. We are a professional Team working for you.

We strieve to make stressful situations less problematic.



Blog News

S85 and new evidence – Once more in the spotlight

Unfairness and the restriction on evidence in points based system appeals 20 January 2012 —-The Upper Tribunal’s determination of the in Naved (Student – fairness – notice of points)[2012] UKUT 14 (IAC) focuses on the effects of section 85A of … Continue reading

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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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