Leung & Co Law have joined Austen-Jones Solicitors. The firm is authorised and regulated by Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA number: 557238). Our service to clients in UK and abroad has not changed. By joining Austen-Jones we will have more support and resources and will be able to deliver an even better service to our client. Please feel free to contact Amelia LEUNG, solicitor or Sherman LI, practice manager for a chat. We fully support small businesses, non-profit making organizations, families and individuals.
Services
Our firm undertakes a wide range of work including properties, conveyancing, business affairs, immigration and nationality, debt and licensing. This firm is specialist in acting for small businesses in commercial contracts, sale and purchase of businesses and leases of commercial premises. In the past years we have been able to develop expertise in business immigration and are successful in applications under Tiers 1 and 2 under the Points Based System (formerly the Work Permit, Highly Skilled Migrant Programme, International Graduate Scheme, Self Employed Person).
We offer services to individuals in relation to immigration applications, ie the preparation and submission of immigration applications. We offer services to individuals in relation to immigration appeals, ie providing advice and representation at the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) in relation to appeals against Home Office visa or immigration decisions.
Reviews (7)
Golfing Seals
May 02, 2022
Natacza Nicholas
Apr 12, 2021
Gideon Thomas
Mar 27, 2021
Absolutely terrible business - do not go there. I have no idea why they are in business and allowed to operate. Despite having an appointment booked, the staff had no knowledge of this and I was made to wait 30 minutes for a service that should have taken 5. The staff had no idea what they were doing, and I was not able to speak to the the lawyer herself throughout all of the time I was there. I was made to feel awful. Do not use this business. If I could give this place 0, I would. Terrible.
James Clery
Mar 08, 2021
Oliver Guiver
Jun 05, 2019
Due to being threatened with legal action following my previous review, I have updated this review to clarify which statements are facts and which are my opinions. The facts: Ms Amelia Leung quoted for notarisation of 3 documents. I emailed all of the information about what I required to her, in order for her to quote accurately. In my very first email to Ms Leung, I informed her that the document attached in Adobe format had to be filled out in Adobe to avoid any changes to the format.
Also attached to my very first email to Ms Leung were instructions which stated that the form had to be completed in the presence of the Notary Public. Ms Leung responded with a quote and requested I bring a "Passport or photographed ID plus Proof of address issued within the last three months.". Ms Leung did not ask me to bring along the form which I had emailed to her so I made the (in my opinion, reasonable) assumption that I would be able to complete this form on Ms Leung's computer and print it using her printing facilities.
Upon arrival at Ms Leung's office, it seemed to me that she hadn't read any of the documents which I had sent to her. After explaining what the instructions I'd sent to her said, Ms Leung was not prepared to allow me to complete the form on her computer. She attempted to have me handwrite the information onto a printed copy of the form, but the instructions sent to Ms Leung prior to our meeting specifically stated that handwritten forms would not be acceptable due to the potential for errors being made by misinterpretation of handwritten information.
After spending 45 minutes at Ms Leung's office, I requested the return of my forms of I.D. and left, informing Ms Leung that I was disappointed with her lack of preparation for our meeting. Ms Leung accused me of being responsible for the issue which had arisen (despite the fact I'd provided her with all of the information/instructions I had, prior to her even quoting for - let alone attending - our meeting).
At the time of writing this review (1 week after our meeting), Ms Leung has not apologised but has continued to accuse me of being responsible for the issue. My opinions: Ms Leung did not prepare adequately for our meeting, which was unprofessional of her. The service was disappointing and I found Ms Leung to be quite rude when I questioned the amount (or lack) of preparation she had done for our meeting.
This task should've taken around 20 minutes to complete. To be kept waiting for 45 minutes while Ms Leung apparently did the preparation which should've been done prior to my arrival - only to discover an issue which should've been raised prior to my arrival - is an unacceptable waste of time to me and I would not recommend the legal services of Ms Leung.
Also attached to my very first email to Ms Leung were instructions which stated that the form had to be completed in the presence of the Notary Public. Ms Leung responded with a quote and requested I bring a "Passport or photographed ID plus Proof of address issued within the last three months.". Ms Leung did not ask me to bring along the form which I had emailed to her so I made the (in my opinion, reasonable) assumption that I would be able to complete this form on Ms Leung's computer and print it using her printing facilities.
Upon arrival at Ms Leung's office, it seemed to me that she hadn't read any of the documents which I had sent to her. After explaining what the instructions I'd sent to her said, Ms Leung was not prepared to allow me to complete the form on her computer. She attempted to have me handwrite the information onto a printed copy of the form, but the instructions sent to Ms Leung prior to our meeting specifically stated that handwritten forms would not be acceptable due to the potential for errors being made by misinterpretation of handwritten information.
After spending 45 minutes at Ms Leung's office, I requested the return of my forms of I.D. and left, informing Ms Leung that I was disappointed with her lack of preparation for our meeting. Ms Leung accused me of being responsible for the issue which had arisen (despite the fact I'd provided her with all of the information/instructions I had, prior to her even quoting for - let alone attending - our meeting).
At the time of writing this review (1 week after our meeting), Ms Leung has not apologised but has continued to accuse me of being responsible for the issue. My opinions: Ms Leung did not prepare adequately for our meeting, which was unprofessional of her. The service was disappointing and I found Ms Leung to be quite rude when I questioned the amount (or lack) of preparation she had done for our meeting.
This task should've taken around 20 minutes to complete. To be kept waiting for 45 minutes while Ms Leung apparently did the preparation which should've been done prior to my arrival - only to discover an issue which should've been raised prior to my arrival - is an unacceptable waste of time to me and I would not recommend the legal services of Ms Leung.
Orisha Lopez
Oct 30, 2017
Alexander Johan Wigsten
May 02, 2017
