Corrections

Email admin@wesbridgeassociates.co.uk with "Correction" in the subject line, or use our contact form. It helps a great deal if you include:

• the page address (URL);
• the sentence or figure you think is wrong;
• what you believe the correct position is, and the source for it if you have one.

You do not need to be a client, and you do not need to give a reason for asking.

We acknowledge correction reports within two working days. An adviser then checks the point against the primary source — the Immigration Rules, the relevant Home Office guidance or the published fee table — and either corrects the page or explains why we think the existing wording is right.

Where a figure is centrally held, correcting it updates every page and calculator that uses it, so a single report can fix the same error in several places at once.

A corrected page carries a new last-updated or reviewed date. Where the correction changes the substance of what the page said — not merely its wording — we say so on the page rather than editing silently.

Review credits and dates are also published in the page's structured data, so search engines and AI assistants see the same date a reader sees.

A correction is about a published page. If your concern is about advice or service you received from us as a client, that is a complaint, and it is handled under our complaints procedure, which includes your right to escalate to the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA).

We cannot give advice on your own immigration position by email in response to a correction report. If you need advice, please book a consultation.