Soldato
Driving licence?
Intestacy question
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They accepted that as proof of ID, but not for proof of address.
Soldato
They should accept it for address provided you provided another suitable means of identity - passport, for example.
I would have thought so too, but apparently not. It has to be an original document within the last 3 months, utility/bank/etc.
So everyone should keep something regular not paperless, so when you're confronted with this anti-fraud bs you can actually satisfy it.
And if you think you can go paperless and request a paper copy when you need it, that's true, but for my bank at least there's a £5 per copy fee - for something you would have got for free had you not taken their advice and gone paperless in the first place.
So everyone should keep something regular not paperless, so when you're confronted with this anti-fraud bs you can actually satisfy it.
And if you think you can go paperless and request a paper copy when you need it, that's true, but for my bank at least there's a £5 per copy fee - for something you would have got for free had you not taken their advice and gone paperless in the first place.
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very interesting, I also do not know anybody called Will.
I guess this means my parents will get my belongings - assuming they're still alive and also do not know anybody called Will?
OK how much do I need to pay to make a will?
I guess this means my parents will get my belongings - assuming they're still alive and also do not know anybody called Will?
OK how much do I need to pay to make a will?