Documents need to provide original documents for you and your dependants (partner and children You’ll under 18) at your asylum screening. You and your dependants will be asked for the following, if you have them: passport and travel documents police registration certificates identification documents (eg identity cards, birth and marriage certificates or school records) any other documents that will help your application If already in the UK, you and your dependants must also provide documents to prove you’re your UK address. Documents to prove your UK address need to provide different documents depending on whether living in your own You’ll you’re accommodation or staying with someone else. Living in your own accommodation need to provide documents showing your full name and address, eg: You’ll bank statement housing benefit book council tax notice tenancy agreement household bill Staying with someone else need to provide: You’ll a recent letter (less than 3 months old) from the person you’re staying with to confirm that you have their permission to stay documents showing the full name and address of the person you’re staying with (eg council tax notice, tenancy agreement or household bill) Screening You officially register your asylum claim at a screening. You should do this when you arrive at the UK border, but you can also be screened once in the UK if your circumstances you’re change after your arrival.
Documents You’ll need to provide original documents for you and your dependants (partner and children under 18) at your asylum screening. You and your dependants will be asked for the following, if you have them: passport and travel documents police registration certificates identification documents (eg identity cards, birth and marriage certificates or school records) any other documents that will help your application If you’re already in the UK, you and your dependants must also provide documents to prove your UK address. Documents to prove your UK address You’ll need to provide different documents depending on whether you’re living in your own accommodation or staying with someone else. Living in your own accommodation You’ll need to provide documents showing your full name and address, eg: bank statement housing benefit book council tax notice tenancy agreement household bill Staying with someone else You’ll need to provide: a recent letter (less than 3 months old) from the person you’re staying with to confirm that you have their permission to stay documents showing the full name and address of the person you’re staying with (eg council tax notice, tenancy agreement or household bill) Screening You officially register your asylum claim at a screening. You should do this when you arrive at the UK border, but you can also be screened once you’re in the UK if your circumstances change after your arrival.