UK Citizenship Support Documents

Hi there,

EU national here, I've passed my Life in the UK test two weeks ago (yay), which actually was much easier than I expected. I submitted my online application last week, which cost me £1,630 (ouch!) I'm now at the stage where I need to upload all my supporting documents on to the UKVCAS website, and my appointment is taking place later next week.

So far I've got the following support documents uploaded on their website:

• Passport (scanned copy of all pages)
• Two referee declarations
• Employment history (a letter from my employer to say I've been consistently employed there since, at least, 2018)
• HMRC tax history for the past 5 years
• P60 forms for the past 5 years
• UK university degree (taught in English)
• My settled status letter
• My national ID card
• Banking confirmation (a letter from my bank confirming I've been a customer since 2012)

For those of you who have been through this process, is there anything else you'd advise for me to include? I have been consistently living in the UK for the past 12 years, so I feel quite relaxed I can provide everything they might be after. The only thing I was slightly paranoid about was whether I would have to include tenancy agreements, etc. which I do have somewhere, but it will take a lot of digging. But from what I've read, I don't think I will need those.

Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!