Statutory guidance

Guidance on competence

• From: Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner
• Part of: Regulations that immigration advisers must follow
• Published: 15 July 2012
• Last updated: 30 March 2017, see all updates

Guidance setting out the standards that immigration advisers should meet to be considered competent.

Documents

Guidance on Competence 2017

PDF, 660KB, 25 pages

OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Introduction

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Summary of Levels

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 1

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OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 2

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OISC Guidance on Competence 2017 - Level 3

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Guidance on Competence 2017 - Glossary

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Guidance on competence: 2012

PDF, 591KB, 30 pages

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Details

This guide describes the skills and knowledge advisers need to provide good quality advice services. It explains the work that is permitted at OISC levels 1, 2 and 3.

Please note that the 2017 version refers to the 2016 Code of Standards

Document information

Published: 15 July 2012

Updated: 30 March 2017

+ full page history

1. 30 March 2017 Updated version from 30-3-17
2. 15 July 2012 First published.

From: Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner

Part of: Regulations that immigration advisers must follow