A construction company, previously refused a Sponsor Licence when applying on their own, has now achieved a successful outcome with the guidance of Nara Solicitors.
After the initial refusal, the company reached out to our team for professional assistance to address the Home Office concerns that led to the rejection. We carefully reviewed their earlier application, identified the compliance gaps, and rebuilt the submission with a stronger evidence base and full adherence to the Sponsor Licence framework.
Through precise documentation, clear justification, and strategic representation, the application was approved. The company can now recruit and sponsor skilled workers, ensuring they can meet their growing project and staffing demands within the UK construction sector.
Some important points to know if you plan to apply sponsor licence for your own firm.
- Even a small company with solo director can apply the sponsor licence.
- New companies / Startups can get the licence, even if they are just 1 month old.
- The company / startup can be operating from director’s home, you need not to have a commercial office to run a business for getting a sponsor licence.
