Job Overview

We are seeking a dynamic and dedicated Immigration Solicitor / Level 3 Immigration and Asylum Adviser (IAA Adviser) to join our vibrant legal team. In this role, you will provide expert immigration advice and representation, ensuring clients navigate complex immigration laws confidently and successfully. Your proactive approach will help clients achieve their goals, whether that’s securing visas, nationality, or other immigration statuses. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment where your legal expertise will make a tangible difference in people's lives.

We operate a fast-paced caseload requiring excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills, and the ability to effectively manage multiple competing deadlines. The successful candidate will also work collaboratively with colleagues across the department and wider organisation.

Proposed Start Date: 1st November 2026

Salary: £29,000 - £55,000 (variable depending on experience and qualifications)

Duties

• Progress a varied caseload of immigration and nationality matters, ensuring cases are prepared accurately and within required deadlines.
• Progress Points-Based System (PBS) immigration matters, including sponsor licence applications and management, Skilled Worker visas, and other Global Mobility routes.
• Draft and review visa applications, representations, legal submissions, cover letters, witness statements, and other supporting documentation.
• Review client documentation and evidence to identify any gaps, inconsistencies, or potential issues before submission.
• Conduct legal research on complex immigration matters and provide clear, practical advice on relevant Immigration Rules, Home Office guidance, and case law.
• Assess the merits and legal requirements of cases and assist in developing appropriate case strategies.
• Prepare and review responses to Home Office correspondence, requests for further information, and other case-related enquiries.
• Liaise closely with relevant team members regarding the preparation and progression of files, providing guidance and identifying any outstanding work or evidence required.
• Carry out a final review of files prior to submission to ensure applications and supporting documentation are complete, accurate, and appropriately prepared.
• Liaise with and obtain approval from the Principal Solicitor/Director on files as required prior to submission, particularly in relation to complex matters or cases requiring further strategic input.
• Maintain accurate and comprehensive case records, attendance notes, and correspondence on the firm's case management system.
• Monitor case deadlines, Home Office correspondence, and outstanding evidence to ensure matters are progressed efficiently.
• Provide technical and legal support to other members of the team on immigration matters where required.
• Keep up to date with changes to immigration legislation, the Immigration Rules, Home Office guidance, and relevant case law.
• Ensure all work is completed in accordance with the firm's procedures, professional obligations, and regulatory requirements.
• Undertake limited client communication where necessary to obtain information, clarify instructions, or provide case updates, while primarily operating in a back-of-house capacity.