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Can they ask for evidence of name change
SandyAKG
Posts: 1 Newbie
I am applying for ppi on my egg card but they are asking for a certified copy of my wedding certificate. I cannot afford to get this done. It seems descrimatory to ask this, they can verify my identity using my ni number. My cards didn't need this to change my name on the account.
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Yes, they can and do ask for proof of name change. How are they expected to know it is actually you?
They can't use your NI number as HMRC won't release info to them.
Certified copy ie a photocopy done by a solicitor/lawyer costs £5.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
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It seems descrimatory to ask this, they can verify my identity using my ni number.
How would they get your identity from your NI number?
How do they know that the NI number belongs to you?It seems descrimatory to ask this
How is it discriminatory to ask you for proof of your name and name change?
Were you the account holder or the additional card holder?My cards didn't need this to change my name on the account.
Normally, providers ask for a copy or original marriage certificate to change a name.0 -
I could tell them I'm you...that's why.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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