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How to become a regulated immigration adviser
Guidance on how to become a registered immigration adviser.
OISC competence assessments
Information on how the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner tests applicant immigration advisers.
OISC application forms
Application forms for initial registration with the OISC, maintaining your registration, raising your levels and changing your legal status.
Regulations that immigration advisers must follow
This collection brings together the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner's statutory guidance.
Guidance and practice notes for registered immigration advisers
This collection brings together guidance on providing immigration advice services.
Risks of unregulated immigration advice
This OISC guidance explains why clients should use a regulated immigration adviser and the risks of not doing so.
Latest
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Regulated adviser banned indefinitely from providing immigration advice and services
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OISC News
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Business Impact Target
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- Corporate report
What we do
The Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) regulates immigration advisers, ensuring they are fit and competent and act in the best interest of their clients.
OISC is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Home Office.
Documents
Our announcements
Our consultations
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Triennial review of the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
- Consultation outcome
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Consultation on the OISC's Code of Standards
- Consultation outcome
Our publications
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OISC News
- Promotional material
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Business Impact Target
- Corporate report
Our management
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Dr Ian Leigh
Deputy Immigration Services Commissioner
Contact OISC
Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
5th Floor
21 Bloomsbury Street
London
WC1B 3HF
Email info@oisc.gov.uk
Enquiries 0345 000 0046
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Corporate information
Jobs and contracts
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