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UK Five Year Residency Form

Hi, I just sent off my Spanish passport to SFE and thought it was all done and dusted, until I received a Residency Form to fill out. It is not worded very well so I'm having a hard time working out what I need to send them as evidence. I have 2 letters showing I lived here From 2011-2012 and 1 from 2012-2013, is this enough to prove I have stayed here?

It also asks on the forums the 'To' and 'From' dates, is it ok if I put the 'To' date as the date my course starts even though it is in the future? And the from date as to when I moved here? As I moved to this house in the year 2000. Does this mean I have to provide proof from the year 2000 ? Or is the proof for the last 5 years only required?

I have lived in the UK for around 17 years no (Turned 19 last September) and I am in my final year of college so I have only lived with my parents so I am not named on any

Thanks

Reply 1

Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by AHJ

Can you get a letter from your school/college confirming your attendance and residence for the 5 years up to 1st September 2017 (that's the date SFE are looking for - if you can prove you already meet that (so say your residence since 2010 to today) then that will make things simpler)?

A letter (or two) from your schools confirming your attendance and residence should be enough to satisfy SFE along with the list of where you've lived with your parents.