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Addresses and the Electoral Roll

See what information the credit reference agencies hold about your current address, past addresses, and Electoral Roll status.

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Putting you on the map

The Electoral Roll – also known as the Electoral Register – is the record held by your local authority that shows you’ve registered to vote. Agencies and lenders use it to verify your name and address, so it’s crucial for your credit score.
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Essential life admin

If you’ve changed your name or moved to a new home, you’ll need to make sure your accounts and the Electoral Roll reflect this.

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Addresses and the Electoral Roll