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Opening an account but no id for a child
wannaberich41
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Hi,
A friend of mine asked me this week if I knew if she could open a bank account for her first grandchild of hers but the mother of child isn’t helping, so they’re unable to get a copy of the birth certificate to open one. They want to open an account too put money into so when they turn 18/21 they’ll have a nice sum in the bank for their future.
A friend of mine asked me this week if I knew if she could open a bank account for her first grandchild of hers but the mother of child isn’t helping, so they’re unable to get a copy of the birth certificate to open one. They want to open an account too put money into so when they turn 18/21 they’ll have a nice sum in the bank for their future.
Any ideas I can pass onto them would be greatly appreciated.
Things will get better day by day.
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l doubt that they could delay access to the funds until age 21.wannaberich41 said:Hi,
A friend of mine asked me this week if I knew if she could open a bank account for her first grandchild of hers but the mother of child isn’t helping, so they’re unable to get a copy of the birth certificate to open one. They want to open an account too put money into so when they turn 18/21 they’ll have a nice sum in the bank for their future.Any ideas I can pass onto them would be greatly appreciated.
The grandchild needs to be aware of the account - eventually. Tax may need to be paid on the interest.
What has happened to the father of the child? What does "isn't helping" mean? Is that a passive or determined situation.
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