For an Individual Sample Clauses

For an Individual. (1) copy of a valid photo identification card; (2) name; (3) identity number; (4) date of birth; (5) nationality; (6) address of residence; (7) contact information; (8) location and nature of marketing activities; (9) phone number; and (10) VAT registration or other tax reference; (11) bank details for commission remittances, including: name on bank account, bank account number and sort code or IBAN, Bank name and address.
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For an Individual. 1. Copy of a valid photo identification card 2. Name;
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For an Individual. (i) copy of a valid photographic identification card; (ii) full name; (iii) any national identity number, tax identification number, or social security number; (iv) W-8 BEN or W-9; (v) date of birth; (vi) nationality; (vii) address of residence; (viii) contact information (telephone, email, etc.); (ix) location and nature of marketing activities; (x) copy of a recent bank statement (not older than 3 months from the date of the Affiliate Registration form) showing the name and address of such individual; and (xi) bank details for commission remittances, including: name on bank account, bank account number and sort code or IBAN, Bank name and address.
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For an Individual. (a) the appointment of a receiver or trustee in bankruptcy; (b) any proceedings in court (including the presentation of a petition) for a bankruptcy order; (c) the making of an individual voluntary arrangement or deed of arrangement;
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For an Individual. (i) copy of a valid photographic identification card; (ii) full name; (iii) any national identity number, tax identification number, or social security number; (iv) date of birth; (v) nationality; (vi) Occupation (vii) address of residence; (viii) contact information (telephone, email, etc.); (ix) location and nature of marketing activities; (x)Passport
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