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The immigration advisers behind every case
Every case on Borderless has a named immigration adviser, regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA). They review anything before it goes to the Home Office, answer your questions, and work from the same record as your team.
The team
A named adviser who knows your business
Our advisers work in-house and know sponsorship from both sides: the licence and the people on it.
Aisha Islam
Immigration caseworker
IAA regulated
Siri Chandrasekaran
Immigration caseworker
IAA regulated
Jonathan Raphael
Co-founder and CTO
IAA regulated · Founding team
Regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority
Ref. F202309005
900+
UK businesses supported
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average rating on Google
Regulated advisers, on every case
Every Borderless adviser is regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA), and every case has a named adviser who reviews the work before it goes to the Home Office.
Named
One adviser who knows your business
Every case has a named adviser, so you’re not explaining your licence from scratch each time.
Regulated
On the IAA register
Our advisers are regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority. You can check our entry on the register under reference F202309005.
Reviewed
Every submission checked by a person
Nothing goes to the Home Office until your adviser has reviewed it and you’ve approved it.
In-house
Working from your live record
Our advisers work in-house, on the same record as your team, so their advice reflects what’s actually on file.
What our advisers do
The everyday work of sponsorship
Your adviser works on the applications and the compliance that keep a licence in good order, from the first certificate to a mock audit.
Licence
Sponsor licence applications
Checking eligibility, preparing the documents and reviewing the application before it’s submitted.
Certificates
CoS requests and assignments
Allocation requests and each Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS), checked against the role, salary and occupation code.
Visas
Visa applications and extensions
Skilled Worker and Health and Care Worker applications within the Immigration Rules, for new hires, extensions and switching.
Reporting
Reportable changes
Changes such as a new work location or salary drafted, reviewed and reported to the Home Office inside the deadline.
Audits
Mock Home Office audits
A review of your sponsorship records and processes, run the way the Home Office would run a visit.
Questions
Answers you can act on
Questions about a worker, a change or a rule, answered against current Home Office guidance.
The platform does the groundwork, your adviser reviews it, and you decide
The platform does the groundwork
Forms are pre-filled from your record and obvious gaps are flagged. Nothing is decided or submitted by software alone.
Your adviser reviews it
An IAA-regulated immigration adviser reviews the work, asks you for anything missing, and gives you their advice.
You approve
Nothing goes to the Home Office until you say so, and every step is logged.
Your own team can join in
In-house immigration specialists can work from the same record as your team and our advisers, so everyone sees the same case.
Check
Review
Approve
Share
The platform does the groundwork
Pre-filled and gaps flagged
Checking Grace Mensah’s extension
Passport · Grace M.
Valid
Salary and hours
Matches
Payslip · Sep
Missing
Occupation code · 6136
Eligible
Application drafted
1 gap flagged for your adviser
1 to fix
Your adviser reviews it
Against the Immigration Rules and current guidance
Reviewed by Lul S.
Immigration adviser · IAA regulated
Reviewed
1 question for Priya S.
Confirm hours on the new rota
Asked
Payslip and rota added
Uploaded by Priya S.
Added
You make the call
Nothing goes to the Home Office until you approve
Extension · Grace M.
Pre-filled, then reviewed by Lul S.
Ready
Logged to your audit trail
Every step, with who did it and when
Ready to submit once you approve.
Approve
Your own team can join in
Everyone works from the same record
Priya S. · Your HR team
Owner · Northgate Care Ltd
Owner
Lul S. · Adviser
IAA regulated · named on the case
Adviser
J. Whitfield · Your immigration team
Invited by Priya S.
Viewer
One shared history
Comments, files and approvals in one place
Questions we’re often asked
Is Borderless a law firm?
No. Borderless is a platform with in-house immigration advisers, regulated by the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA).
What happens if an application is refused?
Your adviser explains the reasons for the refusal and talks you through the options, including a fresh application or, where it applies, an administrative review.
Does the Iris AI agent give advice?
No. Iris explains what each form asks for and suggests answers. Advice comes from an IAA-regulated adviser, who reviews anything before it goes to the Home Office, and you approve it.
How can I check you’re regulated?
You can check our entry on the IAA register. Our reference number is F202309005.
Will we always work with the same adviser?
Every case has a named adviser.
See how the platform and your adviser work together
Book a tour of the platform, from the first form to an adviser’s review, with time for your questions.