Our skilled employees can point out any issues and make sure everything is in order. To schedule a UK sponsor licence compliance check, contact UK Immigration Solicitors at 0203 384 4389.
Businesses and organisations that hire foreign nationals have a responsibility to fulfil all immigration requirements; failing to do so might result in serious legal consequences. If you are concerned about your company’s compliance with applicable rules and regulations, you may rely on the UK Immigration Solicitor’s Sponsor Licence Compliance Audit UK service. Before the home office comes to inspect your property. Call now at 0203 384 4389
Those who have a sponsor licence need to keep accurate records of all their workers and students. This involves checking the workers’ right to work status and making sure the records include up-to-date contact information and documents of their visas for foreign workers.
In the United Kingdom, violators face penalties of up to £45,000 for the first infraction and jail terms of up to five years for subsequent infractions. Ensuring your readiness is crucial now as the government intends to toughen these fines soon, and evidence increasingly shows that more companies face charges. Call now at 0203 384 4389
To ensure you are keeping accurate records and fulfilling all legal requirements, our individualised service will conduct a comprehensive audit of your foreign worker’s records. The UK Immigration Solicitors team will spend a whole day at your location to give you pointers on better record-keeping and make sure you notify the Home Office of practices to your employees.
Given the many changes brought about by Brexit, the mock compliance audit is more important than ever for revealing any loopholes in the company’s procedures and hiring policies. Additionally, our audit team can help you with yearly Right to Work checks and make sure you are following the rules for hiring people from other countries and meeting minimum wage standards. Call at 0203 384 4389
To ensure adherence to immigration regulations, holders of sponsorship licences should conduct a compliance audit every three years. In particular, companies that just got a sponsor licence or are renewing one will benefit a lot from mock checks.
Additionally, certain sectors should guarantee they have strong compliance processes in place. Businesses in the food and catering industries, in particular, should be ready for an inspection by an immigration officer.
You may ensure that your company is in compliance with Home Office laws and avoid any financial or reputational harm by conducting a mock compliance audit. Call now at 0203 384 4389
If you or your company are an employer looking to be ready for a visit from the Home Office or UK Visas and Immigration, contact UK Immigration Solicitors to learn more about our tailored Sponsor Licence Compliance Audit UK and how our skilled team can assist.
Ensuring that you keep your present procedures up-to-date and compliant is crucial. This is especially important because an increasing number of firms are facing fines for not fulfilling their duties as sponsor licence holders. The need to ensure that your present procedures are up-to-date and compliant cannot be overstated, especially considering the growing number of firms that are being fined for failing to satisfy their duties as sponsor licence holders.
Call UK Immigration Solicitors at 0203 384 4389 for more information about our Sponsor Licence Compliance Services, sponsor responsibilities, and the consequences of hiring illegal immigrants.
When naturalizing as a citizen of Britain, you must also pay to participate in your British Citizenship ceremony. Along with many other new citizens, you will promise to uphold the freedoms, rights, and laws of the United Kingdom. To be known as a British national, you have to be there at this event.
Instead, you might be able to apply as a British citizen, although there are a number of complex categories here, such as if you are a kid under 18 or a British overseas or overseas territory citizen who has already renounced their citizenship. This covers children born in the UK to non-British parents or children in the country who are under a dependent child visa.
You can also be eligible to apply for UK citizenship if your grandparents are citizens of the UK. These kinds of cases are complex and decided on an individual basis.
You can register your children for UK citizenship even though British Naturalisation is only available to applicants who are at least 18 years old. In fact, if your family members now possess Indefinite Leave to Remain, they may be listed on your application.
Your children, who must be 13 years of age or older, can only apply for Naturalization if they had resided in the UK for a minimum of 2 years prior to submitting the application.
As soon as you receive your status of settlement, kids who were born in the UK before you obtained ILR or EU Settled Status may be eligible to register for British citizenship. On the other hand, children born in the UK to non-British parents who are already residents of the nation are granted citizenship at the time of birth.
After getting British citizenship, you would be eligible to request a British passport and will no longer be bound by UK immigration controls.
The most credible evidence of British citizenship is this; if you don’t have the required documents to apply for a passport, you might be eligible to request for a Nationality Status Document instead.
British citizenship application and British Nationality law can be very complicated, so it is strongly advised that you seek the assistance of an immigration professional.
Generally, you can apply to become a British citizen if you’re a citizen of the EEA and you have resided in the UK for five years or longer after your application was submitted.
After five years of ongoing residency in the UK, you are eligible for established status or permanent residence (PR) without leaving for more than 90 days in any 12-month time. If you satisfy the required requirements—that contain the requirement of English language and not having gone abroad for more than 450 days in your five years there—After 12 months of permanent residency, you will be qualified to submit a request for British citizenship.
With Brexit approaching the government of the UK intends to alter the criteria for European citizens to register in the country. Citizens must register with the Settlement Scheme to secure their status when the UK quits the EU.
Your eligibility for citizenship may be affected by past offences and convictions, though this will depend on the specific offence and conviction.
Speak with an experienced immigration specialist for additional information. Our legal teams can guide when a conviction will run its course and when a person may apply to become a citizen. We can also provide you with advice regarding the impact of your conviction on your application for British nationality, settled status, and permanent residence.
As per the British Nationality Act, your period of absence from the United Kingdom during the twelve months before the submission of your application for naturalization must not exceed ninety days. It is the basic residency criteria for obtaining British citizenship.
