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Big Interim Relief for Our Client after Sponsor Licence Revocation

This could have led to a devastating loss of all their service users/clients, and staff.

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Big Interim Relief for Our Client after Sponsor Licence Revocation
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Big Interim Relief for Our Client   We were instructed by a dedicated care provider to challenge the revocation of their Sponsor License.   Following our Letter Before Action, within just 5 days, the Home Office has reinstated our client's sponsor license to a suspended status pending further investigation.     Our client faced a serious challenge when their sponsor licence was revoked based on an allegation of sponsoring a relative of an additional SMS Level 1 User.   This could have led to a devastating loss of all their service users/clients, and staff.   This interim relief ensures they can retain their service users while the investigation is ongoing.   Also Read: A Care Provider with 50+ Sponsored Employees Get Their Sponsor Licence Back After Revocation with Help of Nara Solicitors: Success Story   Are you a care provider with a sponsor license and employing migrant workers? According to the latest reports, there is a huge increase in Home Office inspections of care providers. Sponsor licences are being revoked if any irregularities are found.   At NARA Solicitors, we offer Home Office-style compliance audits.   Our compliance audit can prevent your sponsor license from being revoked or cancelled by the Home Office.   Book your compliance audit with NARA Solicitors today.   Also read: Sponsor Licence Refusal Overturned with PAP: How a Care Company Succeeded with Nara Solicitor’s Assistance    
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