MN1 Evidence of the parents’ country of habitual residence

[surelynot]

I am applying for registration of UK citizenship for my adopted child. I am living in Canada with no plans to return to the UK for a number of years. My question - What documents are required to satisfy "Evidence of the parents’ country of habitual residence?" Does a gas bill suffice? Or is something more official necessary?
Thanks in advance

[JAJ]

Evidence of living in Canada. Utility bills perhaps, and your Canadian adoption records should also show you're living in Canada, but what about:

- Copy of your provincial drivers licence/ID card
- Copy of your PR Card or Canadian citizenship certificate
- Copy of your Canadian federal/provincial tax returns.
- Copy of provincial health plan enrolment details
- Printout of your Canada/Quebec Pension Plan contributions record showing employment in Canada
- Copies of bank account statements showing activity in Canada
- Evidence of renting/owning property to live in (copies of lease documents, property tax returns, etc.)
- After that, more fact-specific but obviously copies of any employment records, wage slips, school enrolment records, etc.

And so on.