Check current UK sponsor evidence from a vacancy, then review the full role evidence.
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updated 24 Sep 2026
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About Check with KnowYourSponsor
Check a vacancy without retyping its basic facts.
Open an individual job advert and choose Check with KnowYourSponsor. The popup reads the employer, title, location and advertised salary for your review, then checks a public KnowYourSponsor data shard for current sponsor evidence. Exact current records show their official name, town, visa routes, rating, company-identity coverage and whether historical CoS disclosure is available. Same-name records remain a choice, and no exact match is labelled unknown rather than treated as proof that the employer lacks a licence.
Nothing from the vacancy is sent during that preview. The extension requests a public first-letter data shard and, after an exact sponsor match, a fixed file of current approved employer-policy receipts. Neither request URL contains an employer name, vacancy detail or page URL. Choose Review evidence in KnowYourSponsor to open the full occupation, salary, sponsorship-history and employer evidence workflow.
- Runs only after you choose the toolbar button.
- Shows every suggested field for correction before transfer.
- Shows a dated current-register preview without guessing between same-name records.
- Does not send the full job advert or retain browsing history.
- Does not run on every page or in the background.
- Does not decide visa eligibility or confirm that a vacancy offers sponsorship.
- Warns when structured or explicitly labelled page evidence indicates that a vacancy may have closed.
Extraction depends on the vacancy page exposing usable structured data or visible headings. Missing or incomplete fields remain for the user to enter. Salary ranges use the advertised minimum so the later comparison is conservative. A closure warning is a prompt to re-check the employer site, not a claim about the role. The extension is an evidence-checking shortcut, not a job board, immigration adviser or sponsorship guarantee.