Attorney needed for ILR/citizenship?

The application seems pretty straight forward for ILR and we're in a standard situation (5 years on a Tier 2 General). Is there any reason to think we'd need, or would benefit from, an attorney's help for this?

Thanks!

The application seems pretty straight forward for ILR and we're in a standard situation (5 years on a Tier 2 General). Is there any reason to think we'd need, or would benefit from, an attorney's help for this?

Thanks!

Provided you meet the residency and earnings requirements (etc...), no need. If you don't meet the requirements you can't apply!

It's a tick box application. Citizenship is the easiest of the applications.

I second what physicskate said.

Citizenship is the easiest of them all. After the other visa applications, this one will feel too easy.

Citizenship is the easiest of the applications.

That's because British citizenship is a privilege and not a right and therefore it isn't part of the UK immigration rules, nor covered by EU rules. The UK immigration rules end at ILR and the EU laws in the UK end at PR.

Citizenship is at the discretion of the Home Secretary and that's why a refusal can't be appealed. I assume it's also why the Home Secretary can remove citizenship as long as she thinks they have a claim to another citizenship.