I have a cash ISA with Halifax, and I only receive annual statements.
Looking at the guidance it says specifically:
If the applicant wishes to submit electronic
bank statements from an online account these
must contain all of the details listed above.
In addition, the applicant will need to provide
either:
• a supporting letter from his/her bank,
on company headed paper, confirming the
authenticity of the statements; or
• an electronic bank statement bearing
the official stamp of the bank in question will
be accepted. This stamp should appear on
every page of the statement.
I went to Halifax today with a printout of my account since August, and asked them to stamp it, which they did for me with the following stamp:
but they didn't sign it.
However I see most everyone on this forum saying they have their documents SIGNED and stamped.
The guidance doesn't specifically say that the stamps need to be signed, and I'm curious if having the above stamp on my statement is enough, or if I should I go back and insist that they sign it as well.
Has anyone had banking documents denied because they were stamped and not signed?