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This page provides advice and guidance to organisations affected by the pandemic. It includes questions to the Commissioner and our responses. NOTE: Please send forms or documents to us by email where possible rather than by post to ensure they are processed promptly.
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Guidance on how to become a registered immigration adviser, details of the new online competence assessments and a variety of associated OISC forms.
Contains statutory guidance (including 2020 update) on providing immigration advice / services and the application forms you may require after initial approval.
Guidance for the Community and Voluntary Sector registering with the OISC as well as information on the new EU Settlement Scheme registration
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Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) regulates immigration advisers; ensuring they are fit, competent and act in their clients’ best interests
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Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
21 Bloomsbury Street
London
WC1B 3HF
United Kingdom
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0345 000 0046
NOTE: The OISC offices are closed due to the current Government restrictions. Please send forms or documents to us by email where possible rather than by post to ensure they are processed promptly. The OISC is not responsible for granting visas or able to intervene in visa decisions.
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