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The 10-year long residence rule allows individuals who have lived continuously in the UK for 10 years to apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR). Understanding the documents required for this application is crucial to success. The 10 year long residence documents required include proof of continuous residence, such as tenancy agreements, utility bills, and bank statements that cover the entire 10-year period. You must also provide evidence that you have not breached any immigration laws during this time, such as maintaining valid visas and not exceeding allowable absences from the UK. Gathering these documents can be challenging, especially if you’ve moved frequently or lost some records. Our forum is dedicated to discussing the 10 year long residence documents required, sharing tips on how to obtain missing records, and offering advice on how to present your case effectively. Join our community to get the information and support you need to successfully apply under the 10-year long residence rule.