Can I use a sworn affidavit to confirm my identity with a bank?

Lexi, Chatbot

I understand the importance of confirming your identity. Have you already obtained a sworn affidavit for this purpose?

Lexi, Chatbot

In what context do you need to confirm your identity using the sworn affidavit?

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Khari P., Esq.

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Khari P., Esq.

Basically, a notarized letter can be legally accepted since someone else verified your identity. However, just because it is legal does not mean the bank has to accept it. The bank can utilize its own separate policy for verification such as a photo identification. Thus, every bank is different.

The bank's policies of accepting only their verified form of identification exist because the bank itself is doing the verification and not relying on someone else verifying (i.e., the notary).

Khari P., Esq.

I have not heard from you; do you have any more questions for me about the notary?

Khari P., Esq.

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Khari P., Esq.

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