(please provide proof – one full month recent bank statement) ESF Entry conditions and acceptable documentation Support entry conditions Proof of eligibility Confirmed / (original documents Certified required; only one item /True from list) Copy retained Basic rules to participate in the National Insurance number, either Wales ESF programmes plastic or letter from HMRC/DWP Legal right to live in the UK during (you must have the right to work the time of the ESF support. or study in the UK to receive a National Insurance number). Legal right to work in an EU member Full passport (EU) state (working with company Full passport (not in EU) partner). Passport either endorsed ‘indefinite leave to remain – proceed’ (settled status) or includes work or residency permits or visa stamps (unexpired) and all related conditions met. Some non-EEA nationals may have an Identity Card issued by the Home Office in place of a visa, confirming the individual’s right to stay, work or study in the UK – these cards are acceptable. Letter from the UK Immigration and Nationality Directorate granting ‘indefinite leave to remain’ (settled status). Birth / adoption certificate (EU)
(please provide proof – one full month recent bank statement) ESF Entry conditions and acceptable documentation Support entry conditions Proof of eligibility (original documents required; only one item from list) Confirmed / Certified /True Copy retained Basic rules to participate in the Wales ESF programmes Legal right to live in the UK during the time of the ESF support. Legal right to work in an EU member state (working with company partner). National Insurance number, either plastic or letter from HMRC/DWP (you must have the right to work or study in the UK to receive a National Insurance number). Full passport (EU) Full passport (not in EU) Passport either endorsed ‘indefinite leave to remain – proceed’ (settled status) or includes work or residency permits or visa stamps (unexpired) and all related conditions met. Some non-EEA nationals may have an Identity Card issued by the Home Office in place of a visa, confirming the individual’s right to stay, work or study in the UK – these cards are acceptable. Letter from the UK Immigration and Nationality Directorate granting ‘indefinite leave to remain’ (settled status). Birth / adoption certificate (EU)