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UK Border Agency | How we manage sponsors and ratings
This section explains how we manage sponsors and sponsor ratings, including what it means to be downgraded to a B rating, what a sponsorship action plan is, and how we refuse or withdraw your licence.
In this section:
- How we consider an application
- Scoring system
- How we award A and B ratings
- B-rated sponsors with sponsorship action plans
- What happens to migrants if we take action
- How we deal with illegal working
- How we refuse a licence
- How we suspend a sponsor
- How we withdraw a licence
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