supporting documents for naturalisation

Hi,

I am applying for naturalisation as a british citizen. I have a doubt before I take the application form to Nationality checking service at my local council.

On the guide AN page 13 under Evidence of identity, they have asked to provide number of identities to be enclosed along with the application and under that they have said:

Evidence of identity
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*Your passport OR
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*National identity card OR
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*Home Office travel document OR
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*Home Office entitlement card OR
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*Home Office ARC letter OR
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Your birth certificate OR
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*Your photo driving licence

"* if you used one of these documents when you took the Knowledge of Life in the UK test you will be expected to use it again by enclosing it with your naturalisation application."

Here while taking the test I used my biometric card which I had to submit to home office while extending my visa. So home office took that original biometric card which I used at the time of taking the test and they replaced with new biometric card.

This will be the case of most of the applicants who apply for naturalisation if they would have used their biometric card at the time of taking KOL test.

As I am applying through Nationality checking service, if they ask to provide the card and I will be left with no choice and will be loosing the fee for that service.

Please clarify my doubt.

Thanks.

This is non issue you would be fine with the passport and the present BRP

Thanks