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I talk to my attorney and he said to me that IB has no rights to ask me such document even under Patriotic acts by Congress. I want to withdrew my funds and IB seems like refusing it in a polite form asking bunch of documents. I have suspicious that IB out of money and thats causing delay withdrew of funds. I
heh...no rights to ask for decent id?
you or your attorney must be kidding..
can you walk into a bank and open account without at least one id?
ib is out of money? man..you should see a doctor, not a lawyer...
http://individuals.interactivebroke...duals/usIndividualDocuments.php?ib_entity=llc
Documentation Required for Individuals Who Are US Residents
Interactive Brokers generally verifies the names and addresses of its US-resident applicants through Equifax. Where Equifax is unable to verify your identity, you will be asked to provide:
Document Category
Acceptable Documents
(only one document per category is needed)
Proof of your identity and date of birth (The document must be currently valid and include your name, date of birth and photograph)
* Passport
* Driver's License
Proof of your address (The document must clearly state your residential address)
* Utility Bill (must be less than 1 year old)
* Lease
* Mortgage Statement, Deed or other Evidence of Ownership of the Property
* Driver's License (permitted only if you have not submitted a driver's license as proof of your identity)
Documentation Required for Individuals Who Are Not US Residents
Document Category
Acceptable Documents
(only one document per category is needed)
Proof of your identity and date of birth (The document must include your name, date of birth and a photograph and clearly state the identification number that you provided in your application)
* Passport
* National Identity Card
* Driver's License
* Alien Identification Card
Proof of your address(The document must clearly state your residential address)
* Utility Bill (must be less than 1 year old)
* Lease
* Mortgage Statement, Deed or other Evidence of Ownership of the Property
* Driver's License (but only if you have not submitted a driver's license as proof of your identity)