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Check four pieces of public Skilled Worker evidence on the current UK job page. Check the vacancy, not just the sponsor. Skilled Worker Evidence Check helps UK job seekers inspect four separate signals on the current vacancy page: • exact, conservative matching against a dated GOV.UK licensed-sponsor index • explicit positive or negative sponsorship wording in the vacancy • an explicit 4-digit occupation code, when the page provides one • advertised annual salary evidence against the current general salary floor Each result stays independent and links to the relevant GOV.UK source. Uncertain or ambiguous evidence is labelled “Needs review” instead of being converted into an opaque eligibility verdict. Privacy and permissions The check runs only after you click the extension. Current-page content is processed on your device and is not sent to the developer or any third party. The extension requests temporary active-tab access, one-time script execution and local storage for your own check count. It requests no persistent website access and includes no analytics SDK, ads or account. Important limitation This extension is an evidence aid, not immigration or legal advice. A sponsor-register match does not mean that a particular vacancy can sponsor you. Always verify current GOV.UK guidance, the occupation code and going rate, and ask the employer.
Aug 21, 2026
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