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While it's probably not relevant anymore since you don't want deal with them, if you are in Europe, you should be able to require that they fix the information
by buzer 8y ago
While it's probably not relevant anymore since you don't want deal with them, if you are in Europe, you should be able to require that they fix the information due to GDPR. Refusal to fix information must be based on law and I while IANAL, I don't think there's a law that would require them to request passport copy to fix the country. https://tietosuoja.fi/en/if-you-want-to-have-your-data-rectified https://tietosuoja.fi/en/if-you-want-to-have-your-data-recti...
- philpem 8y agoInterestingly enough I sent a Request For Correction to a company which manages a conference in Berlin. Their response was, in summary, "thanks for your request, we need a full copy of your passport, driving licence and a recent utility bill to correct your records". I can open a bank account with less information!
- Aissen 8y agoUsually this is abusive, and can be fought. Yet many companies are using this as a roadblock to slow down data requests.