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06/1/2024 at 5:41pm
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Welcome.
Not sure about the pros and cons of living in a chalet specifically, if indeed that is permitted, many holiday type properties forbid permanent residency and they must be vacated for a set period within any 12 months. Any number of organisations can dictate that rule and period, from land owners to licensing councils.
My comment is about the difficulties of registered address and documentation posted to that address as proof of identity. A couple of times over the years when living with partners that have all the official documents (like council tax) and utility bills in their name, I've found it close to impossible to produce sufficient documentation with 'proof' of my residential address as all the acceptable documents were not addressed to me! Some organisations (Banks etc.) and Government Departments have very narrow choices when it comes to acceptable documentation, as often it needs to be less than 3 or 6 months old, and annual statements often fall outside that time frame (that was mostly my biggest problem)! Some documents like monthly mobile phone statements are not deemed acceptable!
Then there is time of residency at an address, again it sometimes needs to be of sufficient length to be deemed acceptable. Not everything is judged on what you submit directly either, reference can be made to credit agencies, and if addresses and timings don't tally, it can cause problems. It can be a real headache not to have a regular 'permanent' address that is 'conventional'!
People do live like you are enquiring about, so it must be possible, but not necessarily straightforwards.
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