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Just to clarify: one only needs evidence as specified on the last page of form AN if applying for naturalisation directly after 6 years, assuming automatic PR after 5 years. If, like in your case, one has applied for documentation certifying PR (using form EEA3) after 5 years, then only said document is needed to attest your stay, nothing else. You will still need to add your passport and LIUK test certificate, of course.epoh wrote:I am an EEA citizen. I received my UK permanent residence last November. I understand I need to wait for one year before applying for naturalization as UK citizen. Which documents shall I then present? Is it enough to submit the permanent residence document and show that I lived in the UK for an additional 12 months?
Residence documentation for EEA nationals is never placed in the passport but in a blue paper "wallet".Gyfrinachgar wrote: BTW, did you get the sticker in your passport or on a separate blue paper card? Trying to figure out when and why the HO hands out which of the two types.
Oh okay, thanks for the info. That is how I got mine as well, but I recently heard of two who claimed that they got the sticker in their passports, so I was confused.Jambo wrote:Residence documentation for EEA nationals is never placed in the passport but in a blue paper "wallet".
This is the case for non EEA nationals (if the HO have their passports). Otherwise it is placed on a A4 piece of paper (no nice wallets for non EEA although there was one or two reports of non EEA receiving the wallet).Gyfrinachgar wrote:Oh okay, thanks for the info. That is how I got mine as well, but I recently heard of two who claimed that they got the sticker in their passports, so I was confused.Jambo wrote:Residence documentation for EEA nationals is never placed in the passport but in a blue paper "wallet".