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New (2018) Subject Access Request - Code of Practice

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  • New (2018) Subject Access Request - Code of Practice

    See attached pdf

    One bit I found particularly useful.

    CONFIRMING THE REQUESTER'S IDENTITY

    (Page 23)

    Often, a firm will ask for a high level of proof of ID. (Passport, birth certificate etc.)

    It would appear that, if you have been dealing with them for some time over a particular issue, they don't necessarily need such info.
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    Last edited by charitynjw; 4th March 2019, 13:03:PM.
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