Raju1 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
Shocking advice
What is your major malfunction?
An applicant cannot play the system or suppress material facts.
You cannot hope to deceive HO like that, they will catch up & catch you out sooner or later.
Every applicant has to assume every immigration application, every border transit, every dealing with national & local government is filed & kept on record.
Some or all of such information will be sitting there in some databank waiting to be crosschecked & verified & checked for signs of fraud or deceit.
In my experience, any other approach is a foolish and high-risk strategy.
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.
Example: the good character & employment history questions that now form part of a citizenship application.
Do you seriously want a deceit about a boarding house address to derail any future application for the privilege of citizenship?
And notice how many people you see in these forums, almost every week, proclaiming about the few 'innocent' extra hours they worked as a student, 7 or 8-9 years ago, in a job they forgot to mention.
Such behaviour now leads to citizenship being denied just because they thought noone would notice.
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1.13 Your UK address - please inform us immediately if this changes
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 all
From the declaration on the form an applicant has to sign:
I 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.
Which part of "I understand..." do you not understand
