Is Latin American Women's Rights Service a regulated immigration adviser?

Q: Is Latin American Women's Rights Service a regulated immigration adviser?

Yes — Latin American Women's Rights Service appears on the official Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) register as a regulated organisation (IAA number N201800032) as of 28 September 2026. A matching name isn't proof it's them: confirm the IAA number and website (lawrs.org.uk) match the organisation you're actually dealing with, and never pay for a “guaranteed” job or a Certificate of Sponsorship.

🎓 Level 3 · Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) register

✅ Yes — on the IAA register

Latin American Women's Rights Service is registered with the Immigration Advice Authority to give immigration advice at Level 3, as of 28 September 2026. The IAA is the official regulator of immigration advisers in the UK (it replaced OISC in 2025).

Latin American Women's Rights ServiceIAA N201800032 · Level 3

⚠️ A matching name isn't proof it's them. Scammers impersonate real organisations. Before you pay anyone: ask for their IAA number and check it matches the record above, and that their website is lawrs.org.uk — and remember, no genuine adviser charges you for a Certificate of Sponsorship or a “guaranteed” job. That's illegal.

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Source: the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) register of regulated organisations, published on GOV.UK under the Open Government Licence. Details are as recorded when HC-Goals last refreshed its copy (28 September 2026) — always confirm the organisation's current registration on the official IAA register before you rely on it. HC-Goals is a free anti-scam tool for healthcare and migrant workers; we don't give immigration advice or offer jobs.