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Successful Reinstatement of Sponsor Licence: A Victory for our Client

After the sponsor licence suspension, it adversely affected the sponsored migrants and their families, as well as the business.

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Successful Reinstatement of Sponsor Licence: A Victory for our Client
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We're happy to share great news about a big win for one of our valued clients regarding their sponsor licence suspension issue.

Our client had their sponsor licence suspended after allegations that they were posing a serious threat to immigration control. This was based on various alleged breaches mentioned in the suspension letter, affecting their sponsored migrants and their families, as well as the business.

The suspension was especially challenging for their work in the Health & Social Care sector because the Home Office informed key stakeholders, including the Department for Health & Social Care (DHSC), the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the Local Government Association, and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services in England (ADASS).

Our team at Nara Solicitors worked hard to address these concerns. We performed a compliance audit, identified the issues, and prepared a strong defense with detailed factual and legal submissions addressing all the issues mentioned by the Home Office in the suspension letter.

The Home Office reinstated our client's sponsor licence (with A rating), allowing them to get back to normal operations and maintain their reputation in the Health & Social Care sector.

Home Office letter confirming the client's sponsor licence has been reinstated after suspension (heavily redacted)

Final page of the Home Office letter confirming the sponsor licence is fully reinstated with immediate effect (redacted)

Their sponsor licence is back, but our job isn't over. We'll keep helping our client meet all compliance requirements and be ready for any future checks.

At Nara Solicitors, we handle sponsor licence applications, compliance audits, suspension, and revocation of sponsor licences with expertise.

Get your sponsor licence compliance done before the Home Office visits you.

Book your audit now (Email: sukhvinder@narasolicitors.com).

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