Sponsor Licence Compliance Audit Checklist for Employers
Getting a Sponsor Licence approved can feel like the difficult part is over. For many employers, that is when the real work starts. Once the licence…
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Getting a Sponsor Licence approved can feel like the difficult part is over. For many employers, that is when the real work starts. Once the licence…
Sponsoring a Skilled Worker sounds fairly straightforward when it is reduced to a sentence: Get a Sponsor Licence, give the employee a Certificate of Sponsorship and…
Receiving a Sponsor Licence refusal is frustrating. For some businesses, it is more than frustrating. The company may already have identified the worker it wants to…
One of the most common concerns we hear from newer companies is: “Are we too small or too new to get a Sponsor Licence?” Usually, the…
For years, one of the standard rules of sponsorship was simple: A Sponsor Licence lasted for four years. Before it expired, the employer had to renew…
A Sponsor Licence revocation is one of the most serious things that can happen to a licensed sponsor. Once the Home Office revokes the licence, the…
A Sponsor Licence suspension letter is not the sort of correspondence any employer wants to receive. By the time the Home Office suspends a licence, it…
A Home Office email telling you that your business has been selected for a Sponsor Licence compliance visit has a remarkable ability to make an otherwise…
Getting a Sponsor Licence is one thing. Keeping it is another. Once a business becomes a licensed sponsor, the Home Office expects it to keep certain…