Queries regarding switching from GTV to ILR

[arun007]

Hi,
I am currently on a Global Talent Visa, endorsed under the Endorsed Funder route. I have now completed 3 years and I am now considering applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). I have a few questions and would greatly appreciate any advice you can offer.

1. I have lived at three different addresses since I moved to the UK. For the first two addresses, I have tenancy agreements and council tax bills in my name. However, for the third address, I am staying with a friend, and while most bills are in my friend's name, the water and internet bills are in mine. In this context, I was wondering if it would be acceptable to submit the water and internet bills as proof of residence instead of a council tax bill for my ILR application.
2. Additionally, I have worked in two jobs since arriving in the UK. For the ILR application, should I obtain letters confirming leave of absence from both employers or would a letter from my current employer suffice?
3. I am about to send an email to my current employer to request this letter, and I would appreciate your advice on what details it should contain beyond the usual information, such as my position, date of joining, and leave of absence.
4. I also have a question regarding the leave of absence: should the leave dates match exactly with the periods when I was outside the UK? For instance, last year I travelled to my home country for 45 days, during which I used a week of the work-from-home option while in my home country.

Thanks for the help!

[zimba]

1. Proof of residence is not a thing. Why do you think this is even needed ???

2,3. There is no specific requirement.

Checkout: There is no specific earning requirement for ILR under Global Talent Visa route

4. You simply have to enter the departure and re-entry date on the form, nothing else is needed. There is no need for an absence letter

[arun007]

Thanks very much for the information, Zimba. Somewhere, I have seen that we might need to show proof of residence, perhaps for some other visa. Indeed, the link that you provided was useful. Thanks again!