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Does anyone know what’s the current policy on issuing supplementary cards to someone residing outside of the UK?
The agent I originally spoke to assured me it’s possible but that I will need to call instead of filling the online form (no option to change country). However, when Amex later asked to provide proof of ID and address, I was told it MUST be a UK address?
Did anyone have any luck in issuing a supplementary card for someone not in the UK?
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I did it. It came to my address. No proof of ID etc was asked. It is a supp card, financial responsibility is on you anyway
For the latest sup card that I requested, AMEX wanted proof of ID and address for the sup person. I believe that they have recently changed their policies on this matter.
For the latest sup card that I requested, AMEX wanted proof of ID and address for the sup person. I believe that they have recently changed their policies on this matter.
Just requested some SUPs no request for additional details. BUT I am someone’s sup and did recently get asked to provide proof of IDs after months of having the card. Also only 1 of 2 sup got asked for additional info.
We were refused a supp card for a nanny a few years ago, probably on the grounds of a lack of UK credit bureau data, even though she had a UK current account.
For the latest sup card that I requested, AMEX wanted proof of ID and address for the sup person. I believe that they have recently changed their policies on this matter.
That would support what the new accounts agent said about this being a recent change and that a UK address must now be provided. Shame…
Anyway, thanks all for your replies!
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