Number13 Ltd, incorporated in October 2023, trades as a Subway franchise at 1209 High Road in Romford. The business operates under SIC code 56102, covering unlicensed restaurants and cafes, which aligns with Subway's model of counter-service sandwiches and salads. As a franchisee, it uses the Subway brand and menu, offering made-to-order subs, wraps, salads, and sides. The company is small by design; a single fast-food outlet typically employs a tightly knit team of a dozen or fewer staff, though exact numbers are not publicly filed. Its active status with Companies House and its Worker rating under the Skilled Worker visa route indicate that it holds a sponsor licence. That rating, granted by the Home Office, means the company has met the requirements to employ migrant workers. For job seekers, this suggests the franchise has either sponsored workers already or is prepared to do so, though current vacancies are not part of this record. The address in Romford places it in the London Borough of Havering, serving local residents and commuters. There is no evidence of any other branches or international operations; this appears to be a single-site business. The company was founded recently, in the 2023–24 financial year, and its operational history is therefore short. Nonetheless, an active sponsor licence demonstrates a level of administrative compliance. For immigration researchers, the incorporation date and SIC code confirm a straightforward restaurant operation, not a shell company. For applicants, the practical question is whether the franchise currently needs sponsored staff; that information would come from direct contact or job listings.

Number13 Ltd, incorporated in October 2023, trades as a Subway franchise at 1209 High Road in Romford. The business operates under SIC code 56102, covering unlicensed restaurants and cafes, which aligns with Subway's model of counter-service sandwiches and salads. As a franchisee, it uses the Subway brand and menu, offering made-to-order subs, wraps, salads, and sides. The company is small by design; a single fast-food outlet typically employs a tightly knit team of a dozen or fewer staff, though exact numbers are not publicly filed. Its active status with Companies House and its Worker rating under the Skilled Worker visa route indicate that it holds a sponsor licence. That rating, granted by the Home Office, means the company has met the requirements to employ migrant workers. For job seekers, this suggests the franchise has either sponsored workers already or is prepared to do so, though current vacancies are not part of this record. The address in Romford places it in the London Borough of Havering, serving local residents and commuters. There is no evidence of any other branches or international operations; this appears to be a single-site business. The company was founded recently, in the 2023–24 financial year, and its operational history is therefore short. Nonetheless, an active sponsor licence demonstrates a level of administrative compliance. For immigration researchers, the incorporation date and SIC code confirm a straightforward restaurant operation, not a shell company. For applicants, the practical question is whether the franchise currently needs sponsored staff; that information would come from direct contact or job listings.