IMMNET is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. But to assist you in getting impartial and independent legal advice we may provide you with the list of reputed law firms on our database and those specialized in the field of law exacting your enquiry.

No, IMMNET is not a charity. But where the person is destitute or there is a risk of child poverty IMMNET may waive its service charges. For paid work we charge £120 an hour.

We take clients on first come first serve basis through community referrals. We do not entertain agents.

If you have a language barrier or are not familiar with UK rules and regulations, or are unsure about your rights as a UK resident, or are simply too nervous with professional terms or jargon, IMMNET can act as your case liaison delegate. Our role includes understanding your enquiry in detail and any concerns attached to it. Help you arrange all the paperwork that your legal advisor needs to examine to deal with your enquiry more effectively. We also help you to arrange your case facts in chronological order so that your legal advisor can get a clearer picture of your problem. It also helps you get more precise advice from your legal advisor. If you decide to proceed with your case, subject to your written consent, we can stay in touch with your legal advisor to keep track of your matter and to make sure you are being treated fairly and with respect. Please note that at any time during the case liaising process, we are not entitled to give you legal advice, and it is only your solicitor who can advise you on legal issues attached to your enquiry or the case.

IMMNET is aimed at helping international students with work-related aspects. Here are a few ways it can provide support:
a. Career Guidance and Planning
Offer counselling to help international students understand career options based on their skills and interests. Provide resources for resume writing, cover letter preparation, and interview coaching.
b. Internship and Job Opportunities Partner with businesses and organisations to create a platform where students can apply for internships, part-time jobs, or entry-level roles. Host job fairs or virtual hiring events tailored to students.
c. Skills Development
Conduct workshops on essential workplace skills like time management, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. Provide access to online courses or certifications in high-demand areas.
d. Networking Opportunities
Organise meetups, webinars, or mentorship programs with industry professionals. Build a student-alumni network where experienced members can guide new students.
e. Work-Life Balance
Offer resources and strategies to help students balance academics with part-time jobs or internships.

When you are an IMMNET client we know your case in detail. With your records in our database, in case of any emergency, legal or otherwise, we can arrange help for you more quickly.

If by any chance we fall short of your expectations, you can make a complaint by contacting us and we will try to resolve it up to your expectations. If your complaint remains unsolved, you have a legal right to make a formal complaint to The Trading Standards through the Citizens Advice Bureau in your area. You can also access their services by face to face meetings by locating a CAB office near you or by ringing the Citizen Advice helpline on 0808 223 1133 or online at:
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/
You can also https://www.nationaltradingstandards.uk/ to learn more about your consumer rights.