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It sounds odd because typically in the UK you need to get your photos and application signed by some 'trusted member of society', e.g. someone who does a job on
by ljm 8y ago
It sounds odd because typically in the UK you need to get your photos and application signed by some 'trusted member of society', e.g. someone who does a job on an approved list of professions and isn't supposed to have known you for more than 2 years.
I suppose that's easily bypassed though. I had a much harder time validating my photo for my business account - the only verification that mattered then was one I had to pay for at the post office. It had to have a paper trail.
- walshemj 8y agoLess than 2 years I think you meant typically this is chartered engineers doctors, your mp, company directors and so on.