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How do I open an account for my children if they do not have a passport or driving licence?
If your children are under 18, please open a Holding in the names of yourself and your child. As an identity document for your child, please submit a copy of the birth certificate. Also please send the required documents for yourself as requested for a Full or Basic Holding.
If you already have a Holding, we can use the documents already on file. Please advise us of your previous Holding number when submitting the birth certificate.
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