ILR SET(M) PEO

[ding]

Can any one please help me with this.

i am currently renting a private property(for nearly two years now) but have no tennancy agreement with the owner of the house(who is the a brother to my wife) but all the house hold bills(council tax,gas & elec,water,tv licence etc) are all in our names(me and my wife who is a british citizen)

I think i have got a ton of papers to proof for my ILR(SET M) application due in june ,but its just the TENNANCY AGREEMENT thats missing.IS THIS A PROBLEM. your responses will be really appreciated

[khankhattak]

Can any one please help me with this.

i am currently renting a private property(for nearly two years now) but have no tennancy agreement with th
e owner of the house(who is the a brother to my wife) but all the house hold bills(council tax,gas & elec,water,tv licence etc) are all in our names(me and my wife who is a british citizen)

I think i have got a ton of papers to proof for my ILR(SET M) application due in june ,but its just the TENNANCY AGREEMENT thats missing.IS THIS A PROBLEM. your responses will be really appreciated

if u have 6 letters spread over last two year the address u and ur wife lived that's enough but that's should have the joint ur and ur wife name on it but as u said u have bills no problem but the thing is that showing ur and ur wife name and address u living last two years

[ding]

thanks for the reply khan,much appreciated.any more suggestions would be welcome.

[geriatrix]

Tenancy agreement is just one of several other documents that you may use to as evidence of cohabitation.

So, agree with earlier response that not having a tenancy agreement will not affect your ILR application if you can prove cohabitation through other forms of (prescribed) docuemtary evidence(s).

If still in doubt, you may request a letter from the home owner to certify that you and your spouse have been living together at his/her residence since XYZ date. This would help, if caseworker asks for it while screening your application. Alternatively, how difficult is it to draft a backdated tenancy agreement, given the fact that the landlord is your wife's brother?


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