Proof of Residency for Unemployed (Naturalisation)

Hello. I applied for UK naturalisation as an EU citizen and I received a letter from the Home Office asking for proof of residency for the last few months before submitting my application, let us say 8. Out of those 8 months, the last month (whilst applying) I was unemployed and I do not have any means of covering that period period with payslips like I will do for the 7 months. What can I do in this case, please?

council tax bills, jsa, rent payments , paid utility bills, income support letters, housing association letters, child benefit letters, HMRC tax letters and all other benefit details if you are or have claimed any...


Hope this little info helps


Best of luck...

See also Proof of residence for a year "doing nothing".

Thank you guys for your replies!

@cambs68
council tax bills, paid utility bills - they are included in the rent.
jsa, income support letters, housing association letters, child benefit letters - I have not claimed any benefits.
HMRC tax letters - the last one is from April.

rent payments - good idea, I will send bank statements, hoping they will recognise them as proof, because as far as I can remember, when applying for naturalisation online, I have seen somewhere that (only?) bank statements cannot be used as proof of living here.

@vinny
Thank you for the suggestion.