EDWARDS IMMIGRATION SERVICES LTD
Immigration Solicitor

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Post-Qualified Immigration Solicitor regulated by the SRA / IAA Level 3 Adviser
Stockton-on-Tees | Up to £44,000 | Full-time / Permanent
Edwards Immigration Services Ltd is growing, and we are looking for an experienced Post-Qualified Immigration Solicitor or IAA Level 3 Immigration Adviser to join our specialist team.
This is an exciting opportunity for a technically strong immigration professional who wants to work in a highly respected, client-centred practice delivering exceptional outcomes across private client, business immigration, asylum, human rights, and appeals work.
What you’ll be doing
- Managing complex immigration and nationality matters from instruction to conclusion
- Advising on family, private, business, and human rights immigration matters
- Handling appeals, administrative reviews, and judicial review preparation
- Preparing high-quality legal submissions and supporting evidence
- Delivering outstanding client care and trusted strategic advice
- Supporting junior advisers, caseworkers, and legal support staff
- Contributing to compliance, audits, and best practice development
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What we’re looking for
- Qualified Solicitor regulated by SRA or current IAA Level 3 Adviser
- Strong UK immigration law expertise
- Legal Aid Contract – Knowledge and experience
- Experience of complex casework and appeals
- Excellent drafting, advocacy, and client management skills
- Strong leadership and mentoring capability
- Commercial awareness with exceptional professional standards


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Important: Edwards Immigration does not hold a sponsor licence. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK without employer sponsorship.
Why join Edwards Immigration Services
- A respected and growing immigration specialist practice
- High-quality, values-led client work
- Genuine autonomy and trust
- Career progression and leadership opportunities
- A collaborative, supportive, and ambitious culture
- Opportunity to shape service quality and team development
If you are passionate about delivering exceptional immigration outcomes and want to join a firm where client care and quality genuinely matter, we would love to hear from you.
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