question regarding indefinite leave to remain documentations

[mobarak]

hi all i wounder if someone can help me as i am going to apply for indefinite leave to remain and i heard that i need to make photo copies of my supporting doucments and i want to know so i need to make a photo copy of everything or there is specific doucuments i need to make photo copies of it?

thanks

[purplepple]

hi all i wounder if someone can help me as i am going to apply for indefinite leave to remain and i heard that i need to make photo copies of my supporting doucments and i want to know so i need to make a photo copy of everything or there is specific doucuments i need to make photo copies of it?

thanks

It is not required to bring photocopies.

[elv15]

They do require photocopies according to set M form, some people dont take copies but its recommended because Case workers seem to like it when you have copies, makes their life easier, That is if you applying at PEO.

[reabs]

It is not required to bring photocopies.

That is not true. Forms SET (M) and SET (O) require photocopies for all supporting documents and passports including those pages containing stamps and visas. I would suggest reading the guide relevant to the type of application you are making.

[KayNa]

Not true, at least not for SET (O). The application and guidance says you "should" submit photocopies, not you "must".

I got my SET(O) ILR today without supplying a single photocopy of anything and wasn't requested it at the end either, even though I had them with me (my case was quite complicated with a lot of paperwork as it was so I wanted to minimise the number of sheets of paper I handed over and also checked with the person who collected my evidence that I could always supply more later if it was required and they said yes).