Intake without the chasing.
Send the client a secure link. They answer plain-English questions and upload documents from their phone. The system tells them what is missing, so your team stops sending reminder emails.
Immigration made easy for law firms
Prepare UK visa applications in a fraction of the time, with your firm in control.
Immigrationist is document-automation software for UK-regulated immigration practitioners. It collects client documents, extracts the data and prepares a draft application for your review. You remain the adviser. Nothing reaches the Home Office without your sign-off.
What it does
Data extraction instead of retyping.
Passports, bank statements, payslips and letters are read automatically and the details are written into the file. Every extracted field shows the source document, so your fee earner checks rather than copies.
A draft application, ready for review.
The system populates the application form and assembles the supporting bundle in a structured file, ready for a fee earner or supervising solicitor to review, amend and submit.
What it does not do
Immigrationist does not give immigration advice, does not assess a client's prospects, and does not submit anything on its own. It prepares work for a regulated adviser to check. Your firm's professional judgement stays where it belongs.
Who it is for
- SRA-regulated firms with an immigration practice.
- IAA-registered advisers at Levels 1 to 3.
- In-house teams handling business visitor and work routes.
- Available now
- Standard Visitor, including business visitors, and Skilled Worker.
- In development
- Spouse and partner routes, naturalisation and indefinite leave to remain are in development.
Built by a practitioner
Immigrationist was founded by Milovan Vesnić, a solicitor of England and Wales (SRA ID 587784) who practises UK immigration law. The workflow follows how a file is actually run in a firm, not how a software company imagines it.
Try it
A 30-minute demo, then three applications on us so you can judge it on real work rather than a slide deck.
This opens Calendly, which sets its own cookies under its own privacy notice.