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     • Acting as a guarantor, you “guarantee” someone else’s loan or mortgage by promising to repay the debt if they can’t afford to.
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     Being a Guarantor | Who Can Be One & What It Means | Experian

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   What does it mean to vouch for someone?

   • 1. To vouch for someone means you can guarantee their good behavior. [...] 2. To vouch for something means you have evidence from your own personal experience that it is true or correct. [....]

   VOUCH FOR - All you need to know about it - Collins Online Dictionary

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   What is a 'vouch'?

   • A ‘vouch’ is one of the types of evidence you can collect. A person vouches for someone else by declaring they know them as the claimed identity. In this context, it’s not a guarantee of their character or financial status. Example Sarah wants to use an online service to see her prescription history and reorder her medication.

   How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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   Can a vouch be used as evidence?

   • You can combine a vouch with other evidence to get a higher level of confidence in someone’s identity. A vouch can also be used as proof that the claimed identity has existed over time. You can accept a vouch that’s done using one or more of these methods: Example Someone is opening a bank account, and they ask their employer to vouch for them.

   How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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   Can You Trust a vouch?

   • You must check the identity of the person who’s doing the vouch before you accept their vouch. You can trust a vouch more if you have greater confidence in the identity of the person who’s vouching, but you might not always need a high level of confidence. You must not accept a vouch from anyone who:

   How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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   Can I use a vouch to check my identity?

   • You can use a vouch to check the claimed identity has existed over time. This is known as an ‘activity history’ check. It means you’re less likely to give access to a ‘synthetic’ (made up) identity. You cannot use a vouch to do all parts of the identity checking process. You must separately check the identity:

   How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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   Can you accept a vouch from someone in a position of authority?

   • You can still accept a vouch from someone in a position of authority if their relationship with the claimed identity is not professional. Example A solicitor can vouch for the identity of their neighbour. The solicitor knows this person is who they say they are because they’ve lived next door to them over a period of a few years.

   How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHow to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity

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   Oct 22, 2020 · Guidance. How to accept a vouch as evidence of someone’s identity. Published 22 October 2020. When you need to prove and verify someone’s identity, you must get evidence about the ‘claimed...

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   Oct 22, 2020 · You can accept vouches from anyone who’s in a ‘position of authority’ in their community or has retired from one. The positions of authority who can vouch for people are: accountant ...

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6. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › vouch-forVOUCH FOR SOMETHING/SOMEONE - Cambridge English Dictionary

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   to say that you know from experience that something is true or good, or that someone is honest and has a good character: Patricia has checked the reports and can vouch for the accuracy of the information. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Making & breaking promises & commitments. be on your honour idiom.

7. www.legalbriefai.com › legal-terms › vouchingvouching - Meaning in Law and Legal Documents, Examples and FAQs

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   What does it mean to vouch for someone? To vouch for someone means to give a guarantee or assurance about that person's character or actions. In legal situations, it often involves confirming that a witness or evidence is reliable.

8. www.experian.co.uk › consumer › guidesBeing a Guarantor | Who Can Be One & What It Means | Experian

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   Being a guarantor involves helping someone else get credit, such as a loan or mortgage. Acting as a guarantor, you “guarantee” someone else’s loan or mortgage by promising to repay the debt if they can’t afford to.

   • It’s most likely one of the reasons below:They’re a borrower with no credit history (e.g. a young person, or someone new to the country) They’ve ju...
   • Being a guarantor can cost you money if the borrower can’t keep up their repayments, as you will have to make them instead. If you’re unable to mee...
   • You don’t necessarily have to remain a guarantor for the whole mortgage term (e.g. 30 years). Once the borrower has built up enough equity, most ag...
   • Guarantors with a bad credit history are not likely to be accepted by lenders so it’s unlikely you’ll be able to act as a guarantor if you have a l...
   • Helping a family member or close friend to secure their credit can affect your future mortgage applications. Mortgage lenders look at every aspect...
   • Lenders run a series of checks before approving a guarantor loan to assess whether the borrower or guarantor will be able to repay the loan. Credit...

9. community.tescobank.com › t5 › LoansWhat happens when I apply for a Tesco Bank loan?

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   When you apply for a loan, a credit reference agency search will be carried out and a credit score will be calculated based on the information you enter and your credit reference information. This will determine if we’re able to offer you a loan and you’ll receive one of the following decisions:

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    1. If you say that you can or will vouch for someone, you mean that you can guarantee their good behavior. [...] 2. If you say that you can vouch for something, you mean that you have evidence from your own personal experience that it is true or correct. [...] More. Synonyms of 'vouch for' • guarantee, back, certify, answer for [...]