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Immigration

UK-wide · England & Wales law

AI legal guide

Immigration and asylum matters often involve complex paperwork, strict deadlines, and emotional circumstances. Whether you’re applying for a visa, seeking settlement status, or appealing a Home Office decision, BriefBase helps you tell your story clearly and organise your documents for legal review or representation.

Describe your situation in plain English; what type of visa or protection you applied for, key dates, correspondence, and any official decisions. BriefBase identifies the relevant area of UK immigration or asylum law and structures your information into a clear, solicitor-ready brief suitable for appeals, legal aid, or support organisations.

Suitable for

Visa and settlement applications

Refusals and appeal preparation

Asylum or humanitarian protection claims

Family or dependent visa issues

How it works

Guided prompts tailored to immigration and asylum law

Collects evidence, correspondence, and decision letters

Highlights deadlines, procedural steps, and key criteria

Produces a solicitor-ready immigration brief (PDF)

What to prepare

Key dates & timeline

Names & organisations

Emails, letters, messages

What you get

Objective case summary

Risks & options (solicitor-facing)

Optional referral to local firms

How BriefBase helps

BriefBase is an AI legal guide for the UK. It doesn’t give legal advice, it helps you make sense of your situation and produce a structured brief a solicitor can use immediately. Our guidance layers translate everyday language into the facts a lawyer needs: who, what, when, where, impact, and evidence.

Detail matters. The richer your description, the sharper our prompts and the clearer your brief. If we believe you don’t need a solicitor, we’ll say so and point you to reputable resources. We’re GDPR-compliant, insured, trademarked and a registered UK company.

BriefBase turns complex stories into clear legal briefs

What to include

Facts & dates

When things happened

Who said/did what

Any deadlines or notices

People & bodies

Names & roles

Employers/landlords/authorities

Witnesses, recruiters, etc.

Documents & proof

Emails, letters, messages

Photos, contracts, policies

Medical/financial records

Impact & outcome

What changed for you

What you want to achieve

Any urgent concerns

From plain-English chat to a solicitor-ready brief

You’ll leave with a concise, solicitor-facing PDF: a summary of issue, timeline, legal context, options/risks, evidence list and suggested next steps, plus our standard disclaimer. Save it, email it, whatever works best for you.

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