Care Provider Gets Sponsor Licence Again After Revocation with the Support of NARA Solicitors

A care provider had its Sponsor Licence revoked after the Home Office identified compliance issues in the organisation’s sponsor duties. As a result, a twelve month cooling off period was imposed before they could submit a new application.

Understanding the impact this would have on their ability to employ skilled workers, the care provider approached NARA Solicitors to audit their current systems and help with new application.

Now, we are glad to share that their new Sponsor Licence has now been granted without a Home Office audit or interview, reflecting the strength of the application prepared by our team.

Early Action Made the Difference

Although the cooling off period prevented the care provider from applying immediately, they chose not to wait until the end of that period. Instead, they contacted us in advance so we could begin reviewing the previous issues and prepare their next application with care and accuracy. This early action helped avoid the risk of a rushed or incomplete submission later.

Our team carried out a full Home Office style mock audit to review the care provider’s HR systems, records, personnel files and day to day processes. We identified what needed to be corrected and worked closely with them to ensure everything aligned with Home Office compliance standards.

Once the internal systems were strengthened, we prepared a detailed, clear and fully evidenced reapplication. The aim was to demonstrate that the care provider had taken the necessary steps to correct past issues and was ready to meet its duties reliably.

The Outcome

The care provider’s new Sponsor Licence was granted without a Home Office audit or interview, which is unusual following a revocation. The strength and clarity of the application prepared by our team played a central role in this successful outcome.

The care provider can now continue employing skilled migrant workers and support the staffing levels needed to deliver safe and consistent care to their community.

Why Care Providers Should Not Wait Until the End of the Cooling Off Period

A revoked licence does not permanently prevent an organisation from sponsoring workers. However, preparation time is essential.

If your Sponsor Licence has been revoked:

• Do not wait until the cooling off period ends to begin preparing

• Use the time to rebuild systems and address compliance gaps

• Guidance from experts will make a big difference in how the new application is prepared and submitted.

Starting early places you in a stronger position when the time comes to apply again.

How We Can Help

Our team at NARA Solicitors supports businesses with Sponsor Licence reinstatements, reapplications and compliance reviews. We carry out Home Office style audits, help strengthen your internal systems and prepare clear, strong applications that meet Home Office expectations.

If your care provider licence has been suspended, revoked or you need help preparing for a reapplication, contact NARA Solicitors.

Our team is ready to support you with confidence and care. Book a consultation now