The process of applying for and maintaining a sponsor licence can be daunting. As a specialist in business immigration, I am ideally placed to assist you throughout this complex journey.
I provide full sponsor licence guidance, assisting you at every stage of obtaining and maintaining a sponsor licence. Here’s how I can help:
Determining the Appropriate Licence and Personnel: I will guide you in identifying the correct type of sponsorship licence for your needs and advise on the selection of key personnel. This step is crucial to ensure that your application aligns with Home Office requirements.
Evidential Requirements: I will explain the necessary documentation, help you gather and prepare these materials, and ensure that all evidential requirements are met. This includes helping you understand what specific documents are needed and why they are important.
Online Application Assistance: Completing the online application accurately and efficiently is vital. I will assist you throughout this process, ensuring that all information provided is correct and comprehensive, which can significantly increase the likelihood of approval.
Position Suitability Advice: Determining whether the roles you wish to sponsor are eligible for sponsorship and under which category they fall can be complex. I will provide clear advice on the suitability of the positions you intend to fill with sponsored employees, ensuring compliance with immigration rules.
Training: Ensuring that your personnel are well-trained on their duties and responsibilities as sponsor licence holders is essential. I provide training to your relevant staff, ensuring they understand their roles and how to maintain compliance effectively.
Get more with Offer Add-ons
I can apply for Additional Certificates of sponsorship
Additional 5 working days
+$205
I can deliver all work in 1 working day
+$205
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Required documents:
1) Lease or rental agreement for office premises can be provided (if relevant). All signatures should appear in this document.
2) Business bank statements. Perhaps over three months. As an alternative, you can provide a letter from a UK bank setting out the dealings it has had with you, including the nature and duration of those dealings.
3) VAT Certificate. Currently, it is acceptable to login using your business HMRC account details, download the VAT certificate, and then send it via email to the Home Office.
4) HMRC document (could be a web page) confirming that the business is registered for PAYE and National Insurance Contributions. The document should include both the PAYE Reference Number & Accounts Office Reference Number. It should be possible to obtain this by logging into the HMRC account for your business.
5) Latest Annual accounts. It is usually acceptable just to have a link to the accounts on the Companies House site.
6) Employers liability insurance certificate (cover of at least £5 million).
7) Latest acknowledgement of a Company Tax Return CT620, or as an alternative the completed CT600 tax return together with the CT603 notice.
You need a minimum of four documents from the list of documents in the online Sponsor Licence form. It may be possible to provide alternative documents in some cases.
Reviews (2)
Fiza H.
Harpenden, United Kingdom
Excellent service, will definitely use again. Very transparent and professional, answered everything I asked in a timely manner
Fiza H.
Harpenden, United Kingdom
I am very happy with the service provided by Jaffry! He was extremely professional, knowledgeable & straightforward. He answered everything I asked him and was transparent throughout the process + available for any concerns with quick responses
A H.
Thank you
28813502880345
We collect cookies to enable the proper functioning and security of our website, and to enhance your experience. By clicking on 'Accept All Cookies', you consent to the use of these cookies. You can change your 'Cookies Settings' at any time. For more information, please read ourCookie Policy
