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- How to apply for a Sponsorship Licence Extension?
- When can a Sponsorship Licence be renewed?
- How much does it cost to get a sponsorship Licence extension?
- What is the process for the renewal of a Sponsorship Licence?
- What are the requirements for UK Sponsorship Licence Extension?
- How do I apply for a UK Sponsorship Licence Extension?
- How long does it take for a Sponsorship Licence Extension?
- What happens if my application for UK Sponsorship Licence Extension is denied?
- Do I need to reapply for a UK Sponsorship Licence Extension every time I want to sponsor a worker?
- Can I add more workers to my sponsorship list after my UK Sponsorship Licence Extension is approved?
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By following the steps outlined above, you can ensure a smooth and successful UK Sponsorship Licence Extension process. If you have any questions or need assistance with your UK Sponsorship Licence Extension our team of Lawyers have will be happy to advice you.
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- Your sponsorship licence must not have been revoked or suspended by the UK Home Office
- Your organisation must continue to meet the requirements set by the UK Home Office for sponsorship
- You must submit a complete application form, including all required documentation
- You must pay the application fee.
- Check your sponsorship licence expiration date
- Prepare all required documentation, including the application form, your organisation’s evidence of compliance, and the application fee
- Submit the application form and all required documentation to the UK Home Office
- Wait for the UK Home Office to process your application and make a decision
- If your application is approved, you will receive a new sponsorship licence with an updated expiration date.
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