What is Proof of Residence (POR)?

Proof of Residence (POR) is a document that shows your full name and home address, and it should be no older than six months.

Here are some examples you can use:
-Utility bills (like electricity, water, gas, internet, or phone)
-Driver’s license, residence permit, national ID, or state ID
-Bank or credit card statements, or a bank reference letter
-Council tax, municipality, or government tax letters
-Social insurance statements
-An official letter from your employer confirming your address (make sure it’s signed and stamped)

Note: You can’t use the same document for both your Proof of Identity (POI) and Proof of Residence (POR).