You just need six individual dates of correspondence, total. So, like:
1. Joint council tax statement from May 2016 is one.
2. 3 Mobile statements for you and your partner in September 2016, together make one.
3. Joint bank statement from January 2017 is one.
Etc.
You don't need all the statements from all three sources spanning the whole two years (if you have that, pick two from each, about 4 months apart, and you're good to go!). You just need to pick six evenly-spaced moments in time and provide a piece of post that's addressed to you both, or one piece for each of you individually, for each of those months. And, between all of them, they have to be from at least three different sources. So you could do 4 joint bank statements, a joint council tax bill, and a 3-Mobile statement for each of you (if it's not jointly-addressed, make sure the two pieces for that moment of time were sent to each of you in the same month).
Sorry for the late reply moving has been hectic! Thank you so much for your advice this really helps
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By the way I'm not sure where to post this but something has come up and I need advice on how it will affect applying for the FLR M.
So my brother recently bought a house with his wife andunfortunately they have split up. They've agreed to have my brother buy her share out of the house and keep it for himself, however the bank needs him to co own the house with someone else.
Here's where I (and potentially my husband) come in. My brother has asked me to co-own the house with him,which at face value seems fine but I have no idea how or if this would affect applying for the FLR M.
Potentially we can have it so that me, my husband and my brother co-own the place just to make it clear if necessary, to immigration that me and my husband are committed to each other (Would it look bad if he didn't co-own with me?).
But basically we would just be co-owning and I wouldn't be putting any money towards the bills or living there etc. My brother wants to just have a chance to enjoy his new home.
Would helping him out cause any complications for me and my husband?