In 2019, the Guardian reported that 72% of destitute immigration applicants seeking a fee waiver were rejected. They presented that over the past five years, rejection rates varied from 72% to 90%!
From the beginning of the project in December 2020, our outcomes have greatly differed from the national average. We have not had a single rejection of a fee waiver application.
For many applicants, a fee waiver is the first step to their immigration application. The Home Office Fee and the Immigration Healthcare Surcharge total £2608. For those who are destitute (financially unable to provide for themselves, whether due to regulations, accessibility or other responsibilities), an approved fee waiver application is very important to making a difference in their lives!
Here are some recent feedback from two clients who were supported by Sylwia Szymczyk, Immigration Advisor:
Dear Sylwia
Good Afternoon
Today I received my new BRP,you can find the photos on the attachment.
Thank you again. I wish you always health and happiness.
Kind Regards
Dear Sylwia,
Hope you keeping well.
Just seen the update on the appeal. I can’t thank you enough for all you have done, I sincerely appreciate it.
Kind regards
References
More than 70% of fee waiver requests rejected – Right to Remain
