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The exact documents that you need to support your Sponsor Licence application will ultimately depend on the type of organisation and the category of licence being applied for. Appendix A of the Sponsor Guidance sets out the supporting documents...
‘Part Suitability’ is a new section of the UK’s Immigration Rules that will come into force on 11 November...
Following Brexit, EU citizens cannot do paid or unpaid work for a UK company or as a self-employed person...
The UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is a new immigration system for visitors from visa-exempt countries, including those in...
October 14th, 2025, the UK Home Office dropped a massive, 111-page immigration update: HC 1333. There are three most...
UK employers planning to hire workers from overseas under the Skilled Worker route must hold a Sponsor Licence. The...
The UK Short-Term Student visa is intended for those aged 16 or over who wish to study an English...
Did you know that you can legally apply for a divorce online in England and Wales through the official UK government website? This means you don’t need to submit paper forms by post. Furthermore, since the introduction of no-fault...
A ‘clean break divorce’ occurs when divorcing parties obtain a court order that formally ends all financial ties between...
‘Form A’, formally called a ‘Notice of Intention to Proceed with a Financial Application’, is the official court form...
A penal notice in family court proceedings is a formal warning that is attached to a court order telling...
Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) in the UK is a type of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that is specifically intended...
Parallel parenting is an arrangement that is commonly used when divorced parents find it difficult to communicate or cooperate...
Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 gives the courts in England and Wales the legal power to order...
