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    Is the Expiry Date on the BRP Correct?

    10 January 2022 / 1 Comment

    The Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) contains details of an overseas national’s immigration status in the UK. Yet, many individuals have been in touch to ask whether the expiry date on the BRP is correct?

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    30 September 2016 / 0 Comments

    For employers and HR professionals sponsoring Tier 2 highly skilled workers from overseas, immigration compliance is crucial. Immigration compliance does not stop with the initial identity checks made when a candidate starts their employment with a company. Rather, it is a continuing duty.

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    3 Simple Steps to Confident Right to Work Checks

    21 June 2016 / 1 Comment

    Right to Work checks can cause HR professionals and businesses no end of stress. Get it wrong and the Home Office can impose heavy (and sometimes crippling) fines or civil penalties of £20,000 per unlawfully employed person. A sponsor licence can be suspended and then there is the reputational damage and at worse, criminal convictions of up to 5 years for serious offenders.

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