podgerodge
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Sorry, I led you astray, mixing up my account with a separate verification issue on my wife's account. It was PPSN that they had to collect after change of entity / country.Hmm yes I'd say so, as my previous passport expired a couple of months ago.
This is gas. It's been drummed into accountants for years that we must update ID whenever a passport or drivers licence goes out of date.Your issue is the expired Passport. Revolut seem to automatically seek new ID when the document used in previous verification has expired. And you're correct, the Irish banks don't do this.
It's the same law, or at least stems from the same EU Directive.So I guess my point then is how Revolut are subject to a law that Irish banks are not?
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