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It should be alright to provide all the proofs on your old address until last month and make sure to use same address on your recent bank statements (you can achieve this only using the postal redirection to your new address)tammu786 wrote:Dear All,
I had obtained ILR in July-15. At that time my wife was here but since we were giving a first attempt for ILR we thought initially to apply for myself (main applicant) & later we can apply for her. She has a valid work visa till end of this year.
She is a working lady but she had to return to INDIA as her project moved to offshore. (Aug-15)
She is not eligible for ILR but i would be trying to get her as a dependent under joining family category. Which i hope is the most suitable category.
Since family was going back first thing came to our minds was surrendering the house. Which i did & moved to a near by B&B.
Now when we are trying to apply her visa from India we realised we need my proof of address.
Unfortunately B&B will not be giving any kind of tenancy agreement etc. To overcome this i have applied for provisional driving license on B&B address.
But what i understand is we should be providing council tax / Utility bills as a proof of address, until last month i had all but today i don't have any. Wondering what can be done?
Any suggestions..?
Thanks in advance.
Shocking adviceRaju1 wrote:...
It should be alright to provide all the proofs on your old address until last month and make sure to use same address on your recent bank statements (you can achieve this only using the postal redirection to your new address)
Do not mix up the addresses, they don't mind even if you are using old address provided if you are able to provide letter from the agency (along with previous rental agreement) where you have rented if you have good contact with them.
-Raju
Example: the good character & employment history questions that now form part of a citizenship application.You can fool all the caseworkers some of the time and some of the caseworkers all the time, but you cannot fool all the caseworkers (& the combined forces of Home Office & HMG) all the time.
If HO cannot trust an applicant to give a straight & honest answer to this, the simplest of questions then how can the rest of the application (AND supporting documents, finance information, etc) be trusted at allSET(O) Version 08/15
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1.13 Your UK address - please inform us immediately if this changes
Which part of "I understand..." do you not understandI understand that providing information or documentation that is not correct will normally result in
my application being refused and may lead to my prosecution for a criminal offence.
The guidance for VAF forms (assuming you are using one of the VAF forms) states the document list is also for guidance only (it is not a complete or exhaustive list).tammu786 wrote:Thanks Noajthan for your advice.
May I know which documents are must as a proof of address?
Agreement copy + Utility bills
or Just agreement copy
or just utility bills
or driving licence + Utility Bills
Regards,
Suggestion, if you are from a Commonwealth country you are entitled to vote in UK (as you have ILR) .The UK Immigration Rules make it clear that it is your responsibility to satisfy the Entry Clearance Officer that you are genuinely seeking entry to the UK for the purpose and duration that you have stated.
Submission of particular documents does not guarantee that your visa will be issued.
It is your decision how you satisfy the Entry Clearance Officer that your intentions are as you state in your application. It is your choice which documents you submit.
It is better to explain why you do not have a document than to submit a false document.
Your application will be automatically refused and you may be banned from coming to the UK for 10 years if you use a false document, lie or withhold relevant information.