
Don't lose your sponsor licence over a missed deadline.
If your licence is revoked, every sponsored worker's visa is cut to 60 days — find a new sponsor or leave the UK. We track every deadline so that never happens to you.
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Both free, no signup. The register lookup is the fastest way to check your company's official sponsor status and rating.
Search the cached Home Office register of licensed sponsors.
Plain-English job title in, SOC code and salary verdict out.
Use the tools above to confirm a role is eligible, or check your company's register status.
Whatever you checked is already in your account when you sign in — no re-entering anything.
AI extracts every field and builds each worker's compliance record automatically.
Expiry alerts, reportable changes, payroll drift, audit-pack-ready evidence — handled, so a missed deadline never becomes a missed licence.

Dashboard, alerts, and the audit pack you hand the inspector — the rest of the tour lives on the features page.



Every field pulled from your CoS document, no typos.
Visa, CoS, BRP and passport expiry — escalating at 90/30/7 days.
Log a change; we calculate your exact UKVI reporting deadline.
One-click pack, organised against Appendix D.
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Most HR platforms treat visa tracking as one feature among dozens. We built this around UK sponsor duties from day one — the salary threshold maths that changes by route and by SOC code, the exact wording of Appendix D record-keeping, the 10-working-day reporting clock.
It's the difference between a reminder and a system that actually understands what you're required to do.
Our founder has personally experienced 10+ Home Office compliance visits and supported 100+ UK employers through their own audits. We know what inspectors look for — because we've lived it.
We prepare your evidence, identify your gaps, and connect you with specialist immigration solicitors from our curated partner network.
Two plans. Start with compliance, add Workforce Task Management when you need it. No setup fees, no per-feature unlocks, cancel any time.
Everything you need to stay compliant.
+ £5 per sponsored employee per month
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Starter plus full Workforce Task Management.
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Questions? support@smssystem.co.uk · 07466 400071
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Answers to the most common questions about UK sponsor licence compliance.
When the Home Office revokes a sponsor licence, it is cancelled instantly. Every sponsored worker's visa is curtailed to a 60-day window to find a new sponsor or leave the UK. Revocations are not always caused by deliberate non-compliance — missed reporting deadlines and incomplete records are among the most common grounds.
The general Skilled Worker salary threshold is £41,700 per year as of April 2026. For roles on the Immigration Salary List, the threshold is £33,400. PhD-relevant roles attract a threshold of £37,500. New entrant discounts apply in specific circumstances. All thresholds are the higher of the route minimum or the SOC code going rate.
A Certificate of Sponsorship is a unique reference number assigned to a sponsored worker by their UK employer. It is not a physical document — it is a digital record in the Home Office Sponsorship Management System. Employers must assign a CoS before a worker applies for a Skilled Worker visa.
As of June 2026, there are 141,956 licensed sponsors on the Home Office register. SMS System syncs this register daily so you can check any company's current status for free.
Sponsors must report significant changes in a sponsored worker's circumstances within 10 working days. This includes changes to salary, job title, working hours, work location, and unauthorised absences exceeding 10 working days. Failure to report on time is one of the most common grounds for sponsor licence revocation.
An A-rated sponsor licence is the standard, unrestricted status. A B-rated licence indicates the Home Office has concerns about the sponsor's compliance — B-rated sponsors face restrictions on assigning new Certificates of Sponsorship and are subject to enhanced scrutiny. Analysis of the Home Office register shows B-rated sponsors are significantly more likely to have their licence revoked.
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