4 Undefined Certificates of Sponsorship (UCoS) Granted for Care Provider

We are proud to share another success story from NARA Solicitors!

Our client, a care provider, has been granted 4 Undefined Certificates of Sponsorship (UCoS) by the Home Office. This is a significant outcome that allows our client to recruit skilled migrant workers from overseas to fill essential care roles.

CoS rejections and delays in new CoS approvals have become increasingly common. The Home Office is scrutinising CoS requests more closely than ever, especially in the care sector. Many sponsors are seeing their requests refused or held up for weeks, causing real problems for businesses that need to fill roles urgently.

In this environment, a strong and well-prepared application makes all the difference. Our client’s success shows that with the right approach, it is still very much possible to get CoS approved without unnecessary delays.

Our client, a care provider, needed to fill critical care positions.

The care sector in the UK faces ongoing staffing challenges, and many care providers rely on skilled migrant workers to deliver essential services to vulnerable individuals. Having the right CoS allocation is a key step in the recruitment process.

How NARA Solicitors Helped

Our team worked closely with the client to prepare a strong application for UCoS allocation. We made sure that all the supporting documents met the Home Office standards, including evidence of genuine vacancies, compliance with sponsor duties, and proper HR and recruitment systems.

When assessing a request for Certificates of Sponsorship, the Home Office checks several factors. These include whether the roles are genuine, whether the sponsor is meeting their duties, and whether the salary and skill level requirements are satisfied. Our team ensured every detail of the application addressed these requirements clearly.

At NARA Solicitors, we handle sponsor licence applications, compliance audits, and CoS requests with expertise. If you need help with your CoS allocation, get in touch with us today.

The Outcome

The Home Office has approved all 4 Undefined Certificates of Sponsorship for our client. At a time when many sponsors are facing CoS rejections and long delays, this result highlights how a strong application backed by solid evidence can cut through the noise.

This is a great result for our client and the people who depend on their care services.

• CoS rejections and delays are common right now, but a well-prepared application can still get approved.
• Strong supporting evidence and clear documentation make the biggest difference in a CoS request.
• Getting your compliance right before applying increases the chances of a positive outcome.
• Even if you already hold a sponsor licence, each CoS request must meet the Home Office requirements on its own merits. Do not take approval for granted.

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If your organisation needs help with obtaining Certificates of Sponsorship or any other sponsor licence matter, NARA Solicitors is here to help. Our team of experienced solicitors is ready to provide the guidance and support you need to succeed.

Book a consultation with NARA Solicitors today.