Consulting Company Secures Sponsor Licence with NARA Solicitors
A consulting company, client of ours recently secured a Sponsor Licence to hire skilled migrant workers.
6 Additional COS (Certificate of Sponsorship) Granted for Care Provider
🎉 Success Story: A client of ours, successfully obtained 6 additional certificates of sponsorship (CoS) for care assistance roles.
Legal Victory: Bail Granted, Family Reunited – A Success by Nara Solicitors
This case was about protecting a family and ensuring our client’s rights were fully respected, We are pleased to have secured this positive result under difficult circumstances.
Sponsor Licence Refusal Overturned with PAP with Nara Solicitors
The Home Office admitted that the sponsor licence refusal was incorrect, offered a refund, and waived the cooling-off period—allowing a new expedited application.
Care provider maintained their sponsor licence with A Rating after a Home Office audit, with support from Nara Solicitors
We carried out a Home Office-style mock audit to help the care provider prepare in advance. As a result, they successfully passed the actual audit and maintained their A-rating sponsor licence.
Positive Signals for Skilled Workers in IT & Engineering: From 29th May 2025 MAC Report
Following weeks of uncertainty around the UK’s immigration future, the latest Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report offers a breath of fresh air—particularly for professionals and employers in the IT and Engineering sectors.
Legal Associate – New Job Opening – Apply Now
We are seeking a dedicated Legal Associate to join our growing immigration team.
Tech Founder Obtained 5 yr Skilled worker visa via Self Sponsorship
We helped the founder first obtain a Sponsor Licence for his Tech Company and then guided him through the Skilled Worker visa process with 100% compliance and strategy.
Web Design Company Secured Sponsor Licence with Nara Solicitors
A web design company, client of ours recently secured a Sponsor Licence to hire skilled migrant workers.
10-Year ILR Rule May Be Applied to Existing Migrants – The Times Reports
If this position were adopted, it could impact an estimated 1.5 million foreign workers, many of whom were due to become eligible for settlement under the current five-year route later this year.
