THIRD PARTY CONFIRMATION
If you have a UK family member or friend sponsoring your visa application,you will need to add them as a third party sponsor, see below third party options
If you are being sponsored by a UK employer, UK training institute or UK endorsing body, you must add the person in that organisation as a third-party
YOU CAN ADD AS MANY THIRD PARTIES AS YOU LIKE
SELECT HERE TO SKIP THIS SECTION IF YOU HAVE NO THIRD PARTIES TO ADD
THIRD PARTY CONFIRMATION
Confirm below which third party you like to add
YOU CAN ADD AS MANY THIRD PARTIES AS YOU LIKE
6. CLIENT THIRD PARTIES
Understanding how and when third parties are involved within the application process.
DATA EXCHANGE BETWEEN G4I, THE CLIENT AND THIRD PARTIES
In the majority of cases a third party is a 'Sponsor'. A Sponsor could be a:
- partner you are joining or remaining with in the UK or;
- friend or family providing housing, financial support or general support or;
- training provider or;
- employer or;
- endorsing body for Innovator or Start-up businesses.
G4I takes the Client's personal data and application very seriously and to enforce this, G4I has set some rules on how G4I, the Client and any third-party can share data and communicate through G4I.
G4I will never use the Client's data outside of the services G4I agreed upon with the Client and any third parties listed above.
G4I must ensure that any third-party that is requested to share data with, must be in the Client's best interest. G4I has the right to reject any third-party request especially if the Client is a child or vulnerable adult.
IF THE CLIENT IS BEING SPONSORED IN THE UK BY AN EMPLOYER, TRAINING INSTITUTE OR ENDORSING BODY, YOU SHOULD INCLUDE THESE THIRD PARTIES AND DECIDE HOW WE SHOULD LIAISE WITH THEM.
The Client has various options when it comes to data sharing, see below guidance.
6. CLIENT THIRD PARTIES
Understanding how and when third parties are involved within the application process.
DATA EXCHANGE BETWEEN G4I, THE CLIENT AND THIRD PARTIES
In the majority of cases a third party is a 'Sponsor'. A Sponsor could be a:
- partner you are joining or remaining with in the UK or;
- friend or family providing housing, financial support or general support or;
- training provider or;
- employer or;
- endorsing body for Innovator or Start-up businesses.
G4I takes the Client's personal data and application very seriously and to enforce this, G4I has set some rules on how G4I, the Client and any third-party can share data and communicate through G4I.
G4I will never use the Client's data outside of the services G4I agreed upon with the Client and any third parties listed above.
G4I must ensure that any third-party that is requested to share data with, must be in the Client's best interest. G4I has the right to reject any third-party request especially if the Client is a child or vulnerable adult.
IF THE CLIENT IS BEING SPONSORED IN THE UK BY AN EMPLOYER, TRAINING INSTITUTE OR ENDORSING BODY, YOU SHOULD INCLUDE THESE THIRD PARTIES AND DECIDE HOW WE SHOULD LIAISE WITH THEM.
The Client has various options when it comes to data sharing, see below guidance.
VERBALLY
This means G4I is authorised to discuss with third parties face to face or over a telepnoe/web enabled device.
This means G4I is authorised to email and cc third parties in on emails which includes receiving emails.
SMS / SKYPE / WHATSAPP
This means G4I is authorised to discuss with third parties via these communication types.
MEETING UP
This means G4I is authorised to meet the third parties face to face or over a web-enabled device.
UKVI PORTALS
This means G4I is authorised to share the Client's visa login details to approved third parties.
DATA PORTALS
This means G4I is authorised to share login details to data portals such as OneDrive, Dropbox etc. to third parties.
WHAT IF THE CLIENT DECIDES LATER ON TO REMOVE A THIRD-PARTY?
The Client can remove a third-party at any time. The most common third-party removals are where the Client is sponsored by their partner and the relationship breaks down or, change of employer or training providers. To remove a third-party data sharing permission, the Client must go to 'Support Service' (see above navigation link) and from the drop-down menu select 'Remove Third Party Permission'.
Select from the options below the third parties you wish to approve
VERBALLY
This means G4I is authorised to discuss with third parties face to face or over a telepnoe/web enabled device.
This means G4I is authorised to email and cc third parties in on emails which includes receiving emails.
SMS / SKYPE / WHATSAPP
This means G4I is authorised to discuss with third parties via these communication types.
MEETING UP
This means G4I is authorised to meet the third parties face to face or over a web-enabled device.
UKVI PORTALS
This means G4I is authorised to share the Client's visa login details to approved third parties.
DATA PORTALS
This means G4I is authorised to share login details to data portals such as OneDrive, Dropbox etc. to third parties.
WHAT IF THE CLIENT DECIDES LATER ON TO REMOVE A THIRD-PARTY?
The Client can remove a third-party at any time. The most common third-party removals are where the Client is sponsored by their partner and the relationship breaks down or, change of employer or training providers. To remove a third-party data sharing permission, the Client must go to 'Support Service' (see above navigation link) and from the drop-down menu select 'Remove Third Party Permission'.
Select from the options below the third parties you wish to approve
Partner
This can be your wife, husband, fiancé, fiancée, same-sex partner, unmarried partner
Child
This must be is a child that is a direct family member to the client applying for their visa
Friend/Other Relative
A friend can be a person the client would like involved in the visa application to support them
Partner
This can be your wife, husband, fiancé, fiancée, same-sex partner, unmarried partner
Child
This must be is a child that is a direct family member to the client applying for their visa
Friend/Other Relative
A friend can be a person the client would like involved in the visa application to support them
UK Employer
This must be a UK employer holding a valid sponsor licence under Tier 2 or Tier 5 of the points-based system
UK Training Institute
This must be a UK training institute holding a sponsor licence under Tier 4 of the points-based system
UK Endorsing Body
This must be a UK endorsing body approved by the Home Office to endorse a business visa application
UK Employer
This must be a UK employer holding a valid sponsor licence under Tier 2 or Tier 5 of the points-based system
UK Training Institute
This must be a UK training institute holding a valid sponsor licence under Tier 4 of the points-based system
UK Endorsing Body
This must be a UK endorsing body approved by the Home Office to endorse a business visa application
