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Comply with Your Sponsor's Duties or Risk Losing Your Licence and Workers

Transforming the way businesses build their workforce and achieve maximum growth through skilled worker sponsorship and international recruitment

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WHAT OUR HAPPY CLIENTS' SAY

 

 

Your sponsor licence is the key to employing skilled migrant workers

but it’s important to remember that holding a licence is a privilege, not a right. With this privilege comes significant responsibilities, as outlined in the UK Immigration Rules and Sponsor Guidance, which govern every aspect of your ability to hire internationally.

Non-compliance isn’t just a mistake; it’s a legal risk. Failing to meet your obligations could result in suspension, revocation, or even permanent loss of your licence, putting your workforce and business operations in jeopardy. Compliance isn’t optional—it’s essential for safeguarding the present, and the future of your business.

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The Key Challenges of Sponsor Licence Compliance

10 out of 10 businesses are knowingly or unknowingly breaching the five critical areas of compliance required by the Home Office.

Are You Unknowingly Breaching Sponsor Licence Compliance?
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Why use IANS Solicitors?

Watch this video and learn how you can avoid losing your sponsor licence and migrants.
Sponsor licence compliance is critical for businesses employing skilled migrant workers, yet the five key areas of compliance are often misunderstood or overlooked:
Monitoring Immigration Status
Ensuring employees always have the legal right to work in the UK.
Maintaining Accurate Records
Keeping meticulous records of contact details, visa statuses, and employment history.
Right-to-Work Checks
Conducting thorough checks before employment begins and at necessary intervals.
Reporting Duties
Promptly notifying the Home Office of changes, such as salary adjustments or employment status.
Complying with Sponsor Duties
Upholding all requirements outlined in the Sponsor Guidance, including avoiding misuse of Certificates of Sponsorship (CoSs).
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The Reality: Non-Compliance Is More Common Than You Think

At IANS Solicitors, we’ve conducted audits across a range of businesses, and the findings are alarming:
 
10 out of 10 sponsors we’ve audited were unknowingly breaching their duties.
 
Many were completely unaware of the loopholes and complex regulations outlined in Paragraphs S1 to S4 of the Sponsor Guidance.
 
These breaches often stem from a lack of understanding, overlooked processes, or failing to stay updated with evolving immigration rules. Yet, the consequences are severe: suspension, revocation, or even losing the ability to sponsor skilled workers altogether.
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Tailored Solutions Lead to Lasting Compliance

Unlike other law firms, we know that no two businesses are alike. Our compliance services are customised to your organisation’s needs, and we work so closely with you that we effectively become part of your business. We don’t just provide solutions—we stay with you to ensure long-term success.

Our expertise extends beyond fixing compliance gaps. We work closely with your Authorising Officer, key contacts, and workforce, uplifting your business by refining processes, training personnel, and ensuring long-term compliance.

Five Common Duties Sponsors Unknowingly Breach

Resulting in losing their sponsor licences and migrants
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A Glimpse Into Our Tailored Services

We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to meet your business’s specific needs. Here’s just a preview:

Our Results Speak Volumes

Clients who partner with us don’t just regain compliance—they thrive. From restoring confidence in their operations to driving measurable business growth, our solutions deliver lasting results.
 
Don’t settle for generic solutions.
Partner with us today and see the difference tailored compliance support can make for your business.
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The Cost of Non-Compliance

The risks of non-compliance are immense. One of our clients, a care business, faced licence revocation due to advice from the wrong solicitors. At risk was £3 million in annual revenue. With our intervention, they reinstated their licence in six months and saw their revenue grow to £8 million the following year.

Can your business afford to take that risk?
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Skilled Worker Immigration Services:

Finding Solutions in Uncertain Times

When a sponsor loses its licence—whether through revocation or surrender—the impact on sponsored workers is immediate and life-altering. With only 60 days from the date of the curtailment letter to find a new sponsor or leave the UK, the clock is ticking, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

At IANS Solicitors, we understand the urgency and complexity of this situation. Our skilled worker immigration services are designed to provide practical, effective solutions for individuals facing this critical challenge.

Navigating Your Options:

Skilled Worker Immigration

Losing sponsorship puts skilled workers in a vulnerable position. Under UK Immigration Rules, receiving a curtailment letter triggers a strict 60-day deadline to act. During this time, you must take decisive steps to protect your status or regularise your stay. Failure to act could result in enforcement measures, including deportation and bans on future UK entry under Paragraph 323 of the Immigration Rules.

At IANS Solicitors, we specialise in guiding workers through these critical moments, providing expert advice tailored to your situation.

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Protect Your Status

– Do Not Become an Overstayer

Remaining in the UK without legal status can have serious consequences under Part 9 of the Immigration Rules, including deportation and a ban of up to 10 years from re-entering the UK. Taking proactive steps now can protect your status and keep your immigration record intact.
 
How We Help:
  Review your immigration history to ensure compliance with current regulations.
  Guide you on time-sensitive steps to avoid overstaying.
  Help you meet requirements for extensions or other legal pathways.
 
By protecting your status, you preserve your eligibility for future UK opportunities.
Book an appointment with IANS Solicitors for tailored advice today.

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Regularise Your Stay

Find a New Sponsor

The Skilled Worker Route remains open to individuals who act quickly and meet sponsorship requirements. However, under Paragraph 245HE of the Immigration Rules, the process is highly regulated and demands precision. Finding a new sponsor and submitting a compliant visa application within the 60-day period is crucial to staying in the UK legally.

How We Help: 
 Connect you with sponsors actively seeking skilled workers in your field.
  Assist with Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) applications to ensure compliance.
  Prepare and submit your Skilled Worker visa application, aligning with Home Office requirements.
 
Securing a new sponsor not only regularises your stay but also ensures continuity in your professional journey.
Take action today—book an appointment with IANS Solicitors for expert advice.

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Risk Enforcement Action

Ignoring your immigration status can have serious consequences. If you remain in the UK beyond the 60-day curtailment period, the Home Office may initiate enforcement action under Paragraph 323 of the Immigration Rules. This can include:
 
 Forced Removal: Deportation from the UK at your expense.
 Re-Entry Ban: A bar from reapplying to enter the UK for up to 10 years under Part 9 of the Immigration Rules.
 Tarnished Immigration Record: Reduced chances of future visas due to non-compliance.
 
The Home Office takes breaches seriously, and failing to act can jeopardise not only your immediate status but also your long-term prospects in the UK.
 

Your Time Is Running Out—Act Now

The UK Immigration Rules provide strict timelines for action, and waiting too long will limit your options. Whether you’re seeking advice on leaving the UK voluntarily or regularising your status, IANS Solicitors is here to provide clarity, support, and tailored solutions to help you navigate this critical time.
 
Don’t wait until it’s too late—contact IANS Solicitors now to take the first step toward securing your future.

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