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2 days 5 hours ago #309008 by j
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Hi please can any one tell me what can be used as ID for when a UC claim is done on line I do have a passport but at the moment I have not found it in my house
Also I don’t have any credit cards just a bank card
Yet I can provide proof of address via housing benefit and council tax support letter
Also I have letters from the dwp
and I do have my original birth certificate
and my tenancy agreement from when I moved into my council house many years ago
Does any one know if any of my above listed ID is ok to use for ID for UC for on line or over the phone etc
Also I don’t have any credit cards just a bank card
Yet I can provide proof of address via housing benefit and council tax support letter
Also I have letters from the dwp
and I do have my original birth certificate
and my tenancy agreement from when I moved into my council house many years ago
Does any one know if any of my above listed ID is ok to use for ID for UC for on line or over the phone etc
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7 hours 26 minutes ago #309067 by latetrain
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Replied by latetrain on topic Reg ID for UC claim
Hi j
You can verify your identity by one or more of the following:
~ online identity verification
~. face-to-face appointments
~. documentary evidence
~. biographical interviews
www.gov.uk/guidance/how-to-verify-your-i...for-universal-credit
Other ways to verify your identity
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) uses a combination of documentary evidence, interviewing and information on DWP records to verify someone’s identity. This may include attending:
~. face-to-face appointments
~. phone biographical interviews
If your appointment is face-to-face at a Jobcentre Plus, you’ll need to bring ID and proof of address.
If you’re invited to a face-to-face interview at a Jobcentre Plus, you’ll need to bring ID and documents with you.
You’ll need to bring an original of all of the following:
~. one photo ID
~. one proof of address
~. one further proof of identity
You may be asked questions to confirm your identity if your ID or documents are not accepted.
www.gov.uk/jobcentre-plus-interview
Gary
You can verify your identity by one or more of the following:
~ online identity verification
~. face-to-face appointments
~. documentary evidence
~. biographical interviews
www.gov.uk/guidance/how-to-verify-your-i...for-universal-credit
Other ways to verify your identity
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) uses a combination of documentary evidence, interviewing and information on DWP records to verify someone’s identity. This may include attending:
~. face-to-face appointments
~. phone biographical interviews
If your appointment is face-to-face at a Jobcentre Plus, you’ll need to bring ID and proof of address.
If you’re invited to a face-to-face interview at a Jobcentre Plus, you’ll need to bring ID and documents with you.
You’ll need to bring an original of all of the following:
~. one photo ID
~. one proof of address
~. one further proof of identity
You may be asked questions to confirm your identity if your ID or documents are not accepted.
www.gov.uk/jobcentre-plus-interview
Gary
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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