Help with living arrangements ILR (M)

[hamza6666]

Hi All

I was wondering if you can help as i am unsure if the below documents will do when we go to our appointment. Our situation is me and my wife live with my parents and she pays no rent and we have been living at the same address for 5 years.

We are now applying for her Indefinite leave to remain and while filling in the form one of the question is

Do you own or rent your home? i choose Neither Own nor Rent as that makes more sense is that ok?

We then get asked who provides accommodation and i wrote down we live with my husbands parents

Later on we are then asked Do you currently live with parents, friends or family rent-free? i choose the option yes

the next question is, is the person you are living with renting or property owner? i choose renting as they rent the house

Then it says - Documents i will provide to confirm my current living arrangements:

Proof of property ownership from the owner of the property you live in, such as mortgage statement

Copy of an ID document of the owner of the property you live in, such as passport

Letter signed by the owner of the property you live in stating you have permission to live there

Letter from the person renting the property you live stating you have permission to live there[/b]

Now we will provide a tenancy agreement which has my mum and dads name on it
copy of their passports
a letter from my parents stating that we live there and they are happy for us to stay

Is that all that will be needed for the accommodation documents?

[zimba]

You need cohabitation documents, 3 pieces covering the last 2 years

[hamza6666]

Hi Zimba

Thanks for your reply, yes i forgot to add we will send those documents as well. We dont have joint letters so will send 6 diffrent letters addressed to both of us so 12 in total.

Apart from the 12 cohabitation letters, my parents tenancy agreement with their letter to confirm we are living there and their passport copies is there anything else we need to provide?

Thanks for your help

[zimba]

No