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UK Proof of Address

You may need be asked to provide Proof of Address. Here are some common practices

Updated over 3 years ago

Identification

Provide one document from the list below. Your document must be both current (fewer than three months) and be a certified copy, not the original document. These documents often must be dated at less than 3-4 months old:

  • Your full passport

  • Your (full or provisional) UK photocard driving licence

  • Your full UK paper driving licence

  • Your National Identity Card (EEA or Swiss National customers only)

  • Travel documents issued by the Home Office in the UK

  • HM Revenue & Customs tax notification

  • Benefits Agency letter (Department of Work and Pensions (DWP), Jobcentre Plus,

  • Child Benefit Office, Veterans Agency) confirming benefits rights and less than four months old

  • A current Northern Ireland voter’s card

Proof of address

Provide one document from this list. The document must be recent and certified:

  • A council tax bill for current billing year, including reminders and demand letters less than four months old

  • A utility bill (i.e., gas, electricity or oil)

  • A water bill for current billing period (including reminders and demand letters)

  • A telephone bill less than four months old and dated. (Mobile phone bills ARE NOT accepted)

  • A TV bill

  • Your current full UK photocard driving licence

  • Your UK bank, building society or credit union statement. Must feature your name and your current address, and show recent transactions

  • UK credit (or commercial card) statements

  • Your mortgage statement from a recognised lender (To be eligible for an EQIBank account, this document must be less than 12 months old and dated)

  • HM Revenue & Customs tax notification

  • Benefits Agency letter (Department of Work and Pensions, Jobcentre Plus, Child Benefit Office or Veterans Agency) confirming your rights to benefits

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