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OISC investigation uncovered a multi-million pound scheme
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Victim lost job because of his actions
Sentencing to take place on 29 July
Updated documents coming into effect from 1 July 2021
Registration had previously been cancelled by the OISC.
A new assessment process for Level 1 is being introduced to bring the assessment in line with Level 2 and Level 3 application processes.
Sentencing to take place in June
Husband and wife, Sherman and Choice Dzviti, sentenced to 200 hours unpaid work and two years in prison respectively for fraud and providing unqualified immigration advice and services.
Deliberately 'targeted' vulnerable couple
Directors to pay back over over £28,000 in compensation
Found guilty of giving unlawful immigration advice
Community Sentence for Southall man
Sentence to be announced later in the month
Unqualified immigration adviser to receive sentence later in the year
Series of OISC posters highlighting importance of using registered Immigration Advisers.
Results of a survey which looked at the service provided by regulated immigration advisers to advice seekers and provided an analysis of the role of the OISC.
Registered OISC immigration advisers can apply to do Judicial Review Case Management work
Kalpesh Karia and Whizzlaw Associates Limited banned indefinitely from providing immigration advice and/or immigration services and ordered to repay £4,300.
Hamidali Musa Jiva sentenced to 180 hours of Community Payback and to pay £2,650 in compensation for providing unregulated immigration advice and services.
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