You have been asked by Financial Conduct Authority to use Veri-fy ® to confirm your identity.
**Please read these notes carefully before proceeding as they may be different from those you have been sent **
To do this you will need to:
- Complete online a Veri-fy® form and print it out
- Take the form together with the documents you have selected to one of the professional listed in part B of the form
- They will verify your identity by completing the Veri-fy® form a
- Please send both the Veri-fy form and DBS application form to the FCA
- Your ID documents will be returned to you
- There may be a charge for having you identity confirmed . You will have to pay this
Who can confirm your identity
The following people can be asked to confirm your identity:
Barrister
Certified or Chartered Accountant
Dentist
Director of a company registered in the UK **
Doctor
Further or Higher Education Principal or Registry Staff
Local or County Councillor
Member of any UK Parliament or Assembly
Minister of Religion
Police Officer
Prison Governor
Regulated Person in Financial Services Sector**
Solicitor
Please note those persons marked with ** must NOT be an owner, director or employee of the organisation with which you are involved.
To complete your Veri-fy® form you will need to have in front of you:
Your passport - if you have one
Your UK photo-driving licence (full or provisional) - if you have one
If you cannot produce either of these please contact the organisation which has asked you to have your identity confirmed for an alternative form
Two of the following, one of which MUST confirm your current address.
- Bank/Building Society Statement (UK & EEA)
- Benefit Statement e.g. Child Allowance (UK)
- Birth Certificate (UK & CI)
- Council tax statement (UK & Channel Islands)
- Credit Card Statement (UK & EEA)
- Electricity Bill (UK)
- EU National ID card
- Gas Bill (UK)
- Mortgage Statement (UK & EEA)
- P45/P60 Statement (UK & Channel Islands)
- Telephone Bill landline only (UK)
- UK Entitlement Document From Central / Local Government / Government Agency / Local Authority (UK)
- Water Bill (UK)
- Work Permit/Visa (UK & Channel Islands)
When you are ready to proceed click here