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> because the current proof of address standard is "utility bill". Because utility bills are the simplest. Obviously you can show a tenancy or lodger agreement
by mytailorisrich 1y ago
> because the current proof of address standard is "utility bill".
Because utility bills are the simplest. Obviously you can show a tenancy or lodger agreement, or letters from "official sources".
If you have nothing then Digital IDs won't help you anyway because, if they do include address, you will also need to start by providing a proof of address to the Digital ID system!
- scott_w 1y agoMost tenancy agreements are just printed off by a landlord, so they're absolutely useless as proof of address. > if they do include address, you will also need to start by providing a proof of address to the Digital ID system! Yes, you're correct, however, there are starting points (like what's needed for a passport application). The difference is that, if there's a legal requirement to have one, then the government will provide ways for more people to get it for no cost. Unlike a passport that costs over £100 (+ the photos).
- Muromec 1y ago>If you have nothing then Digital IDs won't help you anyway because, if they do include address, you will also need to start by providing a proof of address to the Digital ID system! The way it works where it works -- you register with municipality and then whenever you need something, they either give a letter with your address (and maybe charge 25 bucks for it) or the agency gets it from the registry maintained by municipality on the need to know basis. Since the need-to-know basis is set by law, your explicit consent isn't asked for.