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Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by fslateef » Thu Mar 13, 2014 11:53 am

Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?


Hello,

I am going to apply for ILR under Tier-1 General Route (SET-O) on 21st March 2014 with 2 dependents (my wife and 6-year old son).

I had my last extension for family in March 2013 (1 year ago), so I have to proof co-habitation for 1 year, right? Or it will still be 2 years?

Now we have following documents as a proof and wants senior's response about are these enough?


Documents on both names:

-- Council Tax Bill
-- Electricity Bill
-- Water Bill
-- My Son's (single) school review letter
-- Last extension letter from UKBA (might not be needed)
-- Almost 4-years old house renting agreement (for old property)


On my wife's name only:

-- A surgery/NHS letter
-- Bank Statements
-- NI number letter and interview document
-- English language course registration letter from College


On my name only:

-- Bank Statements
-- House rent agreement (current property)


Are above documents enough to proof co-habitation Or needs some-more documents? Please suggest.

Thanks,

Fawad Lateef

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by anitacl » Thu Mar 13, 2014 1:04 pm

You need cohabitation proof for 2 years.

They should cover the whole 2 year, ideally every couple of months. If in both names, at least 6 letter (at least a letter every 4 month). If in separate names, at least 12 letters. If mixed, then between 6 to 12. But my guess is the more the better. I provided in total 25 letters.

One more thing, the letters need to be from at least 3 different sources. The best are: NHS letters, letters from government related such as council tax, utility bill, bank statement etc.

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by fslateef » Thu Mar 13, 2014 1:30 pm

anitacl wrote:You need cohabitation proof for 2 years.

They should cover the whole 2 year, ideally every couple of months. If in both names, at least 6 letter (at least a letter every 4 month). If in separate names, at least 12 letters. If mixed, then between 6 to 12. But my guess is the more the better. I provided in total 25 letters.

One more thing, the letters need to be from at least 3 different sources. The best are: NHS letters, letters from government related such as council tax, utility bill, bank statement etc.
Thanks for replying. So above mentioned documents are enough as a proof?

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by fslateef » Thu Mar 13, 2014 1:33 pm

anitacl wrote:You need cohabitation proof for 2 years.

They should cover the whole 2 year, ideally every couple of months. If in both names, at least 6 letter (at least a letter every 4 month). If in separate names, at least 12 letters. If mixed, then between 6 to 12. But my guess is the more the better. I provided in total 25 letters.

One more thing, the letters need to be from at least 3 different sources. The best are: NHS letters, letters from government related such as council tax, utility bill, bank statement etc.
Also for full 2 years or 1 year this is what I read in SET(O) form Section 11A:

"If you have a spouse or civil partner listed in section 2 of this application form who is applying at the same
time as you, please provide documentary evidence of cohabitation since you were last granted leave (up to a
maximum of two years)
. Evidence provided should cover the whole period and be in the form of official letters
or documents, addressed to yourself and your spouse."

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by Yash001 » Thu Mar 13, 2014 6:42 pm

You have sufficient documents on both the names...

Council bill,electricity bill, water bill and rent agreement...

I submitted only four documents .. You can check my post.. I have listed down the documents i provided as part of ILR..

Few have got by submitting only two documents on both the names...

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by fslateef » Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:20 pm

Yash001 wrote:You have sufficient documents on both the names...

Council bill,electricity bill, water bill and rent agreement...

I submitted only four documents .. You can check my post.. I have listed down the documents i provided as part of ILR..

Few have got by submitting only two documents on both the names...

Thanks for replying and giving more accurate details.

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Re: Are these documents enough for co-habitation proof?

Post by chowkal » Thu Mar 13, 2014 10:57 pm

Yes you have enough documents please dont worry

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