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When an organisation wishes to add several branches to its Sponsor Licence, can this be done ‘in bulk’ (via one report on the Sponsor Management System and then a single submission of supporting documentation relating to each of the new branches), or must an individual SMS report be made for each new branch?

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Published on: 02 May 2025
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Practice Note: Applying for a sponsor licence under Workers and Temporary Workers: eligibility and suitability notes that an organisation which has different subsidiaries, location offices or campuses (all of which are termed 'branches' for these purposes) in the UK can choose to register:

  1. •

    all its branches together under one licence

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    all its branches separately, or

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    several of its branches together, eg by location

The relevant section of the sponsor guidance is at Workers and Temporary Workers Sponsor Guidance, Part 1, Organisations with multiple branches.

Where a sponsor wishes to add new branches subsequent to the grant of a licence, the Practice

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