Immigration & Legal
Your client's case history is scattered across 47 documents. The Home Office sees a gap.
Immigration applications are won or lost on the timeline. When passport stamps, utility bills, bank statements, and employer letters tell slightly different stories about residency, travel, and presence — the caseworker sees inconsistency. We reconstruct what the records actually show, in sequence, with the gaps made visible before they become refusal reasons.
Reconstruction Timeline
Continuous residence established
Bank statements, council tax, employer letters all consistent
Family emergency trip abroad
87 days outside UK — records unclear on exact return date
Passport stamps don't align
Entry stamp missing, but utility bill shows activity from Day 88
Timeline reconstruction needed
Prove continuity or face refusal on absence grounds?
The Contradiction
One of these is wrong — and the longer it stays invisible, the more it costs.
What was reported
Applicant states continuous residence
Employer letter confirms employment
Address history consistent
Tax records filed annually
What actually happened
Passport entry stamp missing
87-day absence borderline
Bank statement shows overseas transaction
Utility bill gap for 3 months
Commercial Impact
£5K application fee at risk
£10K legal fees invested
8+ months delay if refused
What would you do?
Traditional evidence bundle
Documents organised by type (passports, letters, bills)
Solicitor writes covering letter explaining timeline
Gaps discovered by caseworker, not applicant
Refusal reasons reveal contradictions after the fact
Reconstructed timeline bundle
Documents organised chronologically with cross-references
Every gap identified and addressed before submission
Contradictions between documents flagged and explained
Caseworker sees a coherent story, not a pile of papers
The invisible problem
The caseworker sees what you don't
Immigration caseworkers are trained to spot inconsistencies in timelines. They compare dates across every document in your bundle. A passport stamp that doesn't match a bank statement. An address change on council tax that happened 3 months after the utility bill. They don't assume mistakes — they assume gaps.
Average case involves 47 documents with overlapping date claims
A single unexplained gap can trigger a refusal
The applicant's memory of dates is almost never accurate enough
Caseworkers reconstruct timelines — shouldn't you do it first?
How we reconstruct your case timeline
Collect
Passports, bank statements, utility bills, employer letters, tax records, travel bookings
Sequence
Every date extracted and mapped to a single chronological timeline
Cross-reference
Each document checked against every other for consistency
Surface gaps
Missing periods, contradictions, and unexplained absences identified
Brief
Timeline output showing what aligns, what's missing, and what needs explanation
The commercial reality
The cost of a refusal you could have prevented
A refused application means lost fees, lost time, and a refusal on record that makes every future application harder. The £149 cost of reconstruction is not an expense — it is insurance against a timeline gap you didn't know existed.
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Before the caseworker does. Before a gap becomes a refusal reason.