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For Agents.

Use the forms below if you are an Estate Agent ordering Anti money laundering checks for your clients. 

 

 

AML check for a Seller (s)

Use this form only if you are an Estate Agent ordering Anti money laundering check for your seller.

AML check for a Buyer (s)

Use this form only if you are an Estate Agent ordering Anti-money laundering check for your buyer.

AML check for a Company

Use this form if you are an Estate Agent ordering Anti money laundering check for a company. 

For Home movers.

Us the forms below if you are a Seller or a Buyer who has been instructed by your Agent to complete your Anti money laundering checks. 

 

 

AML check for a Seller (s)

Use this form only if you are a Seller ordering Anti money laundering check. 

AML check for a Buyer (s)

Use this form only if you are a Buyer ordering Anti-money laundering check. 

Frequently asked questions

Normal Risk Client

Normal Risk Client: This indicates that 2 or more Primary Checks have been made on the individual at that address, and the client has therefore met the minimum guidelines as laid down by the JMLSG

Refer: This indicates that less than 2 Primary Checks have been made on the individual at that address and further proof of identity should be sought.

 
High Risk Client
Pass: This indicates that 3 or more Primary Checks have been made on the individual at that address, and the client has therefore met the minimum guidelines as laid down by the JMLSG

 

Refer: This indicates that less than 3 Primary Checks have been made on the individual at that address and further proof of identity should besought.

Types of Companies
Limited Companies: In cases where you are instructed by a private limited company you will need to establish and complete CDD on all individuals with 25% or more of the shares. If the business has subsidiaries you may need to do some digging to understand the shareholder statuses.

 

Public companies: Where your customer is a corporate/public body (large housebuilders, banks, LLP’s, some charities) a beneficial owner is any

individual who:

  • owns or controls over 25% of the shares or voting rights

  • ultimately owns or controls whether directly or indirectly including bearer shares holdings or other means, more than

  • 25% share or voting rights in the business

  • exercises ultimate control over the management

  • controls the corporate body.

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