Official Fraud & Impersonation Advisory
Alphaveta Ltd has received reports of unauthorised third parties falsely representing our company in connection with employment opportunities, immigration sponsorship and related financial requests.
Fraudulent employment offers and CoS documents
We have received reports of employment offer letters and documents purporting to be Certificates of Sponsorship being circulated without our authorisation.
Recipients should not assume that documents bearing our company name, logo or corporate details are genuine.
Our recruitment policy
- Alphaveta Ltd is not conducting recruitment from outside the United Kingdom.
- Any recruitment undertaken by the company is managed directly and is limited to candidates already based in the UK.
- Alphaveta Ltd does not authorise external recruitment agents, overseas intermediaries or third-party immigration consultants to offer employment on its behalf.
- Alphaveta Ltd does not request payments from candidates in exchange for job offers or the assignment of Certificates of Sponsorship.
This advisory concerns unauthorised third-party recruitment and impersonation. It does not announce any changes to Alphaveta Ltd's existing legitimate employment relationships or sponsorship responsibilities.
Protect yourself
- Avoid sending money to anyone offering employment or immigration sponsorship under Alphaveta’s name.
- Avoid entering passwords, banking information or personal details on suspicious websites.
- Independently verify unexpected job offers using the company’s official contact details.
- Report suspicious correspondence to the company.
- Contact your bank and the appropriate authorities if financial loss or credential compromise has occurred.
Report suspected fraud
Include the sender’s email address, the suspicious website address, relevant correspondence and a short description of what happened.
fraud@alphaveta.netDo not send passports, banking credentials, account passwords or sensitive identification documents. Redact unnecessary personal information from any correspondence you forward.
Report Suspected Fraud