More sponsor licences were revoked in 2025 than in any year on record — and most weren’t fraud, they were paperwork. We audit you the way the Home Office would, then fix what we find.
Most sponsors we meet are non-compliant and don’t know it. Not because they’re cutting corners — because nobody told them that a missing right-to-work check, an unreported role change, or an out-of-date SMS record is enough to lose the licence.
Losing it means every sponsored worker’s visa is curtailed. It means a cooling-off period before you can reapply. For a lot of small businesses, it means the business.
We run the Home Office's own audit against you and hand you a fix list — a written report of exactly what would fail a real compliance visit, and how to put it right.
Book a mock auditOngoing compliance monitoring, reporting support, and a mock audit each year — so you don't drift out of compliance in the eighteen months after the licence is granted, which is where most sponsors come unstuck.
Talk to us about a retainerThe Home Office charges £611 (small or charitable sponsors) or £1,682 (medium and large sponsors) for a sponsor licence, plus an Immigration Skills Charge per sponsored worker per year. These are paid directly to UKVI, not to us. You can apply yourself at gov.uk — our fee is for preparation, evidence review and compliance support. Fees change; we confirm the current figure in writing before you commit.
You book a mock audit. We agree scope and gather the records the Home Office would ask to see.
We run the same checks a compliance visit runs — right-to-work files, the SMS, migrant records, reporting duties, genuine-vacancy evidence.
You get a clear, written report: what passes, what would fail a real visit, and how serious each gap is.
We work through the fix list with you and get your systems right — before a real visit, not after.
Yes. That's exactly what a mock audit is. We don't need to have handled your original application. We come in, run the same checks a Home Office compliance visit runs, and give you a written report of where you stand and what to fix.
A mock audit is the cheapest way to keep a licence you’ve already paid for. We run the Home Office’s own checks against you and hand you a fix list — on your terms, not theirs.