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Jimbo1976

Speak to your broker and ask them to try another lender. They may be able to persuade the new lender to accept your original valuation (assuming surveyor on both panels). If they can, you may have to pay a retype fee but that's going to be less than the cost of a new valuation. The broker needs to ask upfront about the proof of deposit.

Thrugelmir

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Cumulative money in and cumulative money out on a savings passbook will not suffice.

Passbooks normally contain detailed records of transactions, both in and out.

happy-chappy_2

This might be irrelevant, but I was having trouble proving my deposit with Nationwide because it was held in an online ISA which only produces a statement once a year. Nationwide printed me a copy of the online screen and then provided a letter as the 'statement' doesn't have my name or the name of the bank on!

Might be worth a call to the bank and see if they can post you something like this over? or even email it?

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Jimbo1976

You haven't answered my question about how money is paid into this account.

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