immigration support worker
Our work reflects Bradford's diverse and vibrant community.

Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) Number: N201500469

We provide IAA Level 1 support to migrants in need of practical help and advice by providing free guidance on a wide range of issues such as:

  • EU Settlement Scheme applications
  • British Citizenship and Naturalisation
  • First British Passport guidance
  • Family visas
  • Fee Waiver applications
  • Indefinite Leave to Remain (where within our authorisation)
  • Further Leave to Remain applications
  • No Time Limit applications
  • Travel Documents
  • eVisa and UKVI online account support
  • General immigration advice and signposting 

 All available at our appointment based service. 

For anyone who wishes to attend an appointment and for further details please contact our team.

Get in touch

EU Settlement Scheme support

What type of support do we offer?

Our drop-in sessions provide immigration advice and guidance to all vulnerable migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and others who may need help and support with employment, housing and welfare.

Helpful eVisa and Immigration Links
View your eVisa and prove your immigration status

Use this service to view your eVisa and generate a share code to prove your immigration status to an employer, landlord or another organisation.
View your eVisa and get a share code – GOV.UK

Update your UKVI account details

Use this service to update your passport or travel document, name, telephone number, email address, home address or other personal details on your UKVI account.
Update your UKVI account details – GOV.UK

Prove your right to work

Use this service to generate a share code for an employer to check your right to work in the UK.
Prove your right to work – GOV.UK

Prove your right to rent in England

Use this service to generate a share code for a landlord or letting agent to check your right to rent.
Prove your right to rent – GOV.UK

Check or prove your immigration status

This service allows you to check someone's immigration status using a share code, where appropriate.
Check someone's immigration status – GOV.UK

General eVisa information

Information about eVisas, UKVI accounts and how to access and use your digital immigration status.
eVisas – GOV.UK

Travel with your eVisa

Information about checking your UKVI account, adding your current passport and travelling with an eVisa.
Travel with your eVisa – GOV.UK

Frequently asked questions
What immigration services do you provide?

We provide free immigration advice and practical support within our Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) authorisation. We can assist with matters including:

  • EU Settlement Scheme
  • British citizenship and naturalisation
  • Family visa applications
  • eVisa and UKVI online account support
  • Immigration status enquiries
  • Other immigration matters within our IAA registration. Changes published on 11th October 2018. 
Is your immigration advice service free?

Yes. Our immigration advice service is free of charge for eligible clients.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. We provide advice by appointment to ensure each client receives dedicated support. Please contact our Migration Support team to arrange an appointment 01274 431583.

What documents should I bring to my appointment?

Please bring any documents relevant to your case, such as:

  • Passport or identity document
  • Home Office letters or emails
  • BRP or eVisa details (if applicable)
  • Proof of address
  • Any other documents related to your immigration matter.
Can St. Vincent's Centre help me with my immigration application?

Yes. Our IAA-registered advisers can provide advice, explain the application process, help you complete applications, and check your supporting documents where the matter falls within our IAA authorisation.

Who can use the Migration Support Service?

Our service is available to migrants and members of the local community. If we are unable to assist with your matter, we will signpost or refer you to an appropriate organisation.