This area covers the checks employers must perform to confirm a person’s legal right to work in the UK, and what changes or adjustments to those checks look like in practice. A solicitor in this field guides employers on what documents to request, how to carry out checks (including any temporary or digital steps), how to record decisions, and how to respond to penalties or disputes arising from the process. It hinges on compliance with the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act and Home Office guidance.
Where a solicitor protects your position
The solicitor codifies what counts as valid evidence, what to do if documents are uncertain or forged, and how to avoid civil penalties for unlawful employment. They ensure proper documentation, defend against potential enforcement actions, and clarify the consequences of non-compliance for the business and individuals involved.
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