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The Sponsorship Management System covers the duties an employer sponsor must follow to hire and manage migrant workers under the UK immigration rules. A solicitor in this area helps with setting up and maintaining a sponsor licence, recording worker details, reporting changes, and handling compliance checks and audits. They advise on information gathering, document submission, and responding to Home Office requests to avoid penalties or loss of sponsorship rights.

Where a solicitor protects your position

The key protections concern timely, accurate reporting to the Home Office about sponsored workers and changes in employment status, as failures can lead to revocation of a sponsor licence, withdrawal of the right to sponsor, or refusals of visa applications for workers.

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Nilmini Roelens

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Nilmini roelens and her team are amazing solicitors. They handled my asylum case with great compassion, professionalism and expertise. Thanks to their dedicated work my UK asylum has been granted. I shall forever be grateful for their help. Highly recommended!.

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