Green
£99
Route appears straightforward, but you want confirmation of fit, urgency and next action.
- Best for a first route check
- Useful before booking deeper support
- Usually starts with Private Intake
Readiness Scorecard
Understand how ready your immigration matter is for action.
Score the five areas below to see whether you need a short intake call, strategy session, document readiness review, settlement planning or referral before spending money on application preparation.
Self-Triage
Score the matter before choosing a service.
The scorecard is not a legal decision. It helps you identify where uncertainty sits so the first paid step is proportionate.
| Readiness area | Low risk signal | Medium risk signal | High risk signal | What to book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Route fit | You know the route and only need a first check | Two or three routes may be possible | You do not know whether any route is available | Intake or Strategy Session |
| Timing | No deadline within six months | Visa, job, school or travel deadline within three to six months | Deadline within 30 days or status already uncertain | Urgent assessment or referral triage |
| Evidence | Documents are straightforward and consistent | Income, sponsor, relationship, travel or residence evidence needs checking | Evidence conflicts, gaps, refusal history or missing records exist | Readiness Review or legal referral |
| Family or business impact | Only one applicant and no employer dependency | Dependants, partner, school timing or employer action involved | Several people, business continuity or urgent employment impact involved | Strategy Session or Business Advisory |
| Legal complexity | No refusal, appeal, overstaying or protection issue | Historic issue that may need explanation | Refusal, appeal, asylum, overstaying or representation need | Referral triage |
Result Bands
Match the risk level to the first step.
Most clients should start with the lowest sensible level of review that can answer the real question.
Amber
£249
More than one route, deadline, dependant, sponsor or document issue needs a fuller comparison.
- Best for route comparison
- Document and timeline notes
- Usually starts with Strategy Session
Red
Triage
Urgency, refusal history, status issue or legal risk means the matter needs careful boundary review.
- May require authorised advice
- Do not rush a fresh application
- Start with assessment and referral triage
Client Decision
If two or more areas are amber or red, generic information is probably not enough.
That is usually the point where a paid diagnostic makes sense: it can show whether the matter needs a short intake, a strategy session, document review or referral to an authorised adviser.
1
Mark the uncertainty
Route, timing, documents, family or business impact, and legal complexity.
2
Choose the lowest sensible review
Intake for a first view, strategy for comparison, readiness review for documents, referral for regulated issues.
3
Move deeper only when it helps
The next service should answer a real question, not simply add more work.