Security is an increasing problem for those of us who do not have identity documents available. That I suppose is considered an "old persons" problem - but I am not that old.
The main ID asked for is a passport. I do not have one. I gave up going abroad a long time ago - hated it as a child . I used one year visa passport obtained easily from the Post Office when I did go and when that was stopped I didnt bother. So I have never had a proper passport. Neither does my husband have one or anyone else in my family for that matter . Maybe its a culture thing, but it does mean I cannot fulfil the rules for ID that are now in place.
In fact it is worse than that because to get a passport I would have to present myself at some god forsaken office over fifty miles away to prove who I am! I cant even just apply for one and pay my dosh.
This means that I have a number of savings accounts I cannot move or change because I do not have the security type documents or access to the offices to get them moved.
No, it has not been thought through.
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