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Evidence of Lawful Residence

Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2015 10:33 pm
by kais
Hi

Just need some clarification about the evidence of lawful residence,

1-is this the period of 5 years (in my case) of the period beyond 5 years as well?

2- I understand that passports can be used for showing lawful evidence but If I am using NSC do I still need to give them the original passports or copies will do?

And

3- If I dont use passport as a mean of evidence for lawful residence then what does employer needs writing on letter? eg what contents

Regards

Re: Evidence of Lawful Residence

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 7:25 am
by CR001
1. For citizenship, it is counting 5 years backwards from the date that HO receives your application, which must include 12 months on ILR (unless married to a British citizen).

2. For citizenship, you have to submit your passport, you don't have a choice. If you use NCS, you have to take your original passport and they will photocopy your passport and return the original to you.

3. No employer letter needed.

Re: Evidence of Lawful Residence

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 3:57 pm
by kais
One more thing, As I met the KOL requirmenent after Oct 2013 AND there is an option to TICK that

Does it means I dont have to re-provide/re-Send the Proof of Life in UK Test AND English Certificate?

Re: Evidence of Lawful Residence

Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2015 4:41 pm
by CR001
Personally I would send it but some would say just tick the relevant box. I applied using NCS and took my LIUK pass letter with me even though I had used it for ILR and on form AN I ticked the relevant box, NCS still took it and submitted it with my application.