Documents to prove permanent residence status
Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 2:01 pm
Hi all,
I'm finally almost done collecting all the stuff I need for citizenship (and my LIUK test is tomorrow).
At the end of the citizenship form section 4 says that I need to prove my permanent residence (using treaty rights as I'm European) by providing a PR card (that I don't have and I'm not planning on asking) or by providing:
Are the P60s enough (how could I have been an employee if I didn't live here)?
Or should I provide something else? If yes, what?
I'm not sure I have a copy of my old tenancy agreement for the first few years. Now I live in a place I own and I could provide a copy of some document proving it, but then I could have bought the place and not actually live there.
An alternative could be council tax bills, but I'm not sure I have all of them (I used to share my rented house with a friend and maybe he kept the papers?).
I'm finally almost done collecting all the stuff I need for citizenship (and my LIUK test is tomorrow).
At the end of the citizenship form section 4 says that I need to prove my permanent residence (using treaty rights as I'm European) by providing a PR card (that I don't have and I'm not planning on asking) or by providing:
- Evidence of excercising treaty rights for 5 yers (I have my P60s and a letter from my employer).
- Evidence of 5 years continuous residence in the UK.
Are the P60s enough (how could I have been an employee if I didn't live here)?
Or should I provide something else? If yes, what?
I'm not sure I have a copy of my old tenancy agreement for the first few years. Now I live in a place I own and I could provide a copy of some document proving it, but then I could have bought the place and not actually live there.
An alternative could be council tax bills, but I'm not sure I have all of them (I used to share my rented house with a friend and maybe he kept the papers?).