Jacqueline Moore
Scotland solicitor: written UK sponsor-role, Appendix FM and ILR screens
About Me
Work begins with the papers you upload: an employer role for a UK sponsored work visa, an Appendix FM partner pack, or an ILR/citizenship screen. Findings come back in writing—what the rules require, what your set shows, and where evidence is thin—so you can decide next steps without a sales pitch.
The sequence is fixed. You send the file that matches the booked review. I read it against the relevant UK rules, map the employer role, relationship evidence, or residence/citizenship pathway you asked me to examine, and return written findings rather than a vague chat summary. Gaps stay labelled as gaps; I will not pad a document that is not there.
That method sits on a Scotland solicitor practice of twenty-five years, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Law from the University of Glasgow (1992–1998, per the public LinkedIn index). The work stays in work permits, family sponsorship, PR immigration, citizenship, and attorney review of those files—not a general commercial or criminal docket.
I do not quote a credential on file is not public, and I do not promise a Home Office result. Scope stays what you booked: sponsor-visa employer-role review, Appendix FM partner eligibility, or ILR/citizenship screening, in the solicitor capacity I actually hold.
If you already have papers and want them walked through in writing, that is the fit. If you need a strategy invented without a file, this listing will not help.