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ImmigrationGPT gives information about UK immigration, not advice on your own case. It is independent and not part of the Home Office. Under section 84 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 only regulated advisers and lawyers can give immigration advice; for your own case, find a regulated solicitor.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0, including GOV.UK guidance and the Home Office register of licensed sponsors.

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Is this job offer what it says?

Paste the advert, offer letter or message you were sent, in any language. We check the employer against the Home Office register and show what the rules say.

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What real sponsors don’t do

  • Ask you to pay for a certificate of sponsorship (CoS).
  • Promise that your visa will be approved.
  • Recruit only through WhatsApp or a personal email address.

From the Home Office’s sponsor guidance.

This is information from public records, not advice on your situation. For advice, speak to a regulated adviser.