Your circumstances first
We review your situation before considering a route.
Immigration advice
Asylum and international protection
Where there is a fear of persecution or serious harm, the first step is to listen and organise the facts. We advise on international protection and the legal preparation of your case.
Advice in English and Spanish.
Documents with a purpose
We connect your information with the case that needs reviewing.
A clear scope
We agree on the work and fees before starting the service.
Who this is for
If you fear persecution or serious harm and need advice about international protection or an existing case.
How we can help
Assessing protection needs
We examine the events behind your request, your country of origin and your journey to Spain. We identify earlier proceedings, applications in other countries and support needs relevant to assessing your circumstances.
Preparing an accurate account
We help organise dates, events and documents so that you can explain what happened clearly and accurately. We review available evidence and matters needing clarification, without changing your account or creating facts or documents.
Procedure and documentation
The date and stage of your application matter when identifying the applicable rules. We review official steps, requirements for personal attendance, notices received and the documents recording your status during the process.
Responding to issues or decisions
If you receive a request for information, an inadmissibility decision or a refusal, we examine the decision and its effects before assessing a response. Appeal work is defined separately around the file, grounds and necessary steps.
How we work with you
Listen to your circumstances
We identify the general context and stage of the procedure.
Organise facts and evidence
We work with your account and existing documents, without creating information.
Review the necessary action
We assess official steps and any correspondence or decision received.
Frequently asked questions
Is asylum a general alternative for obtaining residence?
International protection addresses specific circumstances of persecution or serious harm. The facts and applicable framework must be assessed; it should not be presented as a general immigration procedure.
Should I send my full account when first contacting you?
No. Initially, tell us that you need advice, your general position and whether you have received an official notice. We will agree how to provide the information needed for the review.
Let’s discuss your next step.
To start, simply say that you need advice, explain your general situation and mention any notification received.
