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Hi, can anyone tell me if i commited an offence by using my maiden name on Egg card. I want to send SAR but my name is not the same as on the account. Egg have sent default and DLC/Hillsden are dealing with it, have sent CCR to Hillsden on 4th July.
Any comments appreciated. Thanks
I am pretty sure you can use whatever name you like so long as you are doing it honestly (ie not trying to commit fraud, for example - Cherie Blair does it!). You should write to them in whatever name is on the card. If you want to explain that you have changed your name, then fine.
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No dont worry I dont think it is, I got married in Italy and my marriage looks very odd (dont worry it is legal) and I have not changed all my details as I only have a single marriage certficate. As long as you continue to pay the card its fine. When I sent it my claims I also said I have changed my name here is a copy of my marriage certficate as I was worried that if I got a cheque I could not cash it.
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