Keep your sponsor licence.Keep your people.
SponsorFort turns Home Office sponsor duties into a simple checklist — deadlines tracked, evidence organised, audit-ready in one click.
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01The problem
Enforcement is at record levels. A spreadsheet won't hold.
The licence that lets you employ your sponsored workers can be suspended after one failed visit — and most failures are paperwork, not bad faith.
~3,100
sponsor licences revoked in 20251
£60,000
civil penalty per illegal worker2
10 working days
to report most sponsored-worker changes3
- 1. Home Office transparency data, 2025 — verify at gov.uk before quoting onward.
- 2. GOV.UK: penalties for employing illegal workers (fetched 5 July 2026).
- 3. Workers and Temporary Workers: guidance for sponsors, Part 3 (v05/26), para C1.15.
02The deadlines
The deadlines are published. The rules keep moving.
Three dates already in force or on the calendar — each one changes what compliant looks like for a UK sponsor.
22 July 2025
Skill floor rose to RQF6
Roles below degree level lost new-hire eligibility — existing codes need re-checking.
Immigration Rules change, eligible-occupations list edition of that date.
1 October 2026
Right-to-work duties extend to gig work
Couriers, platform and casual labour come into the checking regime.
Draft Code of Practice published 30 June 2026 — commencement per final Code.
1 January 2027
Graduate route cut to 18 months
Graduate-route staff need the Skilled Worker switch planned sooner.
GOV.UK Graduate visa guidance (fetched 5 July 2026).
03The system
One system of record for the whole obligation
Track the duties
Every reportable event, re-check and expiry becomes a working-day deadline with escalating reminders.
Hold the evidence
The Appendix D checklist, per worker and organisation-wide, with signed, expiring document links.
Prove the readiness
A 0–100 score with every deduction linked to its fix — and the mock-audit pack one click away.
04The product
Built like the compliance record it is
Deadlines that count working days, not hope
Reports, right-to-work re-checks, CoS and visa expiries and your licence renewal — tracked with England & Wales bank holidays excluded, subscribed into Outlook, escalated by email until closed.
Evidence scored against Appendix D, continuously
Upload once, see the completeness move. Every mandatory item an inspector expects, per worker and organisation-wide, with the readiness score updating the moment a gap closes.
A verdict, a deadline, and the draft — in four questions
Plain-English questions drawn from published sponsor guidance. Reportable changes get the statutory deadline and a paste-ready draft; judgement calls get told to seek regulated advice.
05The artifact
One click before the Home Office visits
The mock-audit pack assembles your whole position — score breakdown, every worker's file with what's present and what's missing, checks, events and open actions — as the PDF an inspection would ask you to produce.
Real output from the demo organisation — sample data, actual renderer.
How it works
Audit-ready in three steps
Add your workers
A short form each, or one CSV for the lot. Licence details take two minutes.
Upload your evidence
The Appendix D checklist shows exactly what's expected — slot documents in, watch gaps close.
Let the calendar work
Deadlines, re-checks and expiries tracked with escalating reminders. You act; nothing slips.
How would your records hold up to an unannounced visit?
Ten yes/no questions, two minutes, a provisional readiness score — free, no account needed.
06Pricing
Costs less than one hour of immigration-solicitor time
Every plan includes every feature — tiers only change how many workers you can sponsor.
Questions
Questions sponsors ask
Ten minutes to your real audit-readiness score
Add your workers, upload what you have, and see exactly where you stand — before anyone else asks.
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