Urgent legal assistance if your visa has been cancelled or curtailed by the Home Office. We help you find alternative routes.
If your sponsor loses their licence, you quit your job, or stop your studies, the Home Office will curtail (cut short) your visa. You usually have 60 days to leave the UK or make a new application. This is a highly stressful time, but our rapid response team will immediately evaluate your options to keep you legally in the UK.
We provide a unique combination of expert legal knowledge, responsive customer service, and caseworker precision:
You can check off the standard documents below to assess your readiness. Each of these will be audited by our experts to ensure format compliance:
“ Once you receive a curtailment letter, the 60-day clock is absolute. However, if you submit a valid new visa application BEFORE the 60 days expire, your legal status is automatically extended under Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971, allowing you to stay in the UK. ”
Our structured execution timeline for your application:
Reviewing your curtailment letter and current status within 24 hours.
Identifying paths to switch (e.g., finding a new sponsor, family routes).
Preparing and submitting your new application before the 60-day deadline.
Ensuring your legal rights to work/stay are protected while the new decision is pending.
Generally, the conditions of your original visa apply until the 60 days expire, but if you quit your sponsored job, you cannot work for a new employer until your new visa is granted.