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I longed to get this opportunity to write this exceptional review!!! Nara solicitors are the best! Very critical, professional in their approach, understanding, empathetic, reasonable and honest!

Our case looked very impossible, every solicitors we spoke to were very dismissive and made us want to give up.

We saw a very good review online of how Nara solicitors helped one provider to get their license back in a very short period. We immediately contacted them. I first spoke to Prageti who was very kind to get me an appointment immediately with Mr Nara , Gauri, TJ and Sam.

A very short meeting that gave us hope. They requested for a lot of documents at first and we provided everything immediately not knowing that what they did was to ensure we are compliant with all the guidelines before taking the case. Their integrity is very important to them as a law firm.

We worked with Gauri, very intelligent, kind, respectful, professional and empathetic lady. Gauri made the case look easy and was always assuring me that she will do her best and she over did her best.

Honestly, I can write ten
pages of my wonderful experience without writing the outcome of our case😅

Our Pre Action Protocol was refused by the Home Office and we lost all hope but Mr Nara advised us to give them the chance to challenge the case in court through Judicial Review.

At that point we were confused and hopeless! We trusted them to try and they went above and beyond to draft this case.

A case we were told would take 2 to 3 months didn’t take up to two weeks to be resolved!

Here is part of the lines of the letter from the SSHD to the court following our submission of our Judicial Review Application.

Am instructed that the Defendant is looking to concede this matter and a consent order will be sent to
the Claimant’s solicitors shortly, providing for the decision under challenge dated 4 October 2024 to be
reconsidered within 3 months of the sealing of a proposed consent order, absent special
circumstances.
4. The Defendant confirms that she will amend the status of the sponsor licence to suspended, within 5
working days of the sealing of a proposed consent order. The Defendant will thereafter provide the
Claimant the opportunity to provide submissions, the Claimant’s submissions will be considered during
the abovementioned reconsideration process.
5. In light of the above, the Defendant considers that interim relief will not be necessary.

Honestly, I lack the right words to describe the fantastic job Gauri did in this case and the professional advice given by Mr Nara in this exceptional case!

If you ever find yourself in a similar situation please don’t hesitate to contact Nara solicitors to get the professional help you need to resolve your case.

Well done Gauri and everyone at Nara Solicitors firm!!