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P.O. Box Addresses

Learn about Blueberry's policies regarding the use of P.O. Box addresses for account verification.

Written by Michael David Ruiz
Updated over 7 months ago

A valid Proof of Address must state a residential address, not a P.O. Box. However, there are still ways to get approved if you only have a P.O. Box document:

  • Submit another government-issued ID with your residential address, or

  • Obtain an official letter from any of the following:

    • Bank manager

    • Magistrate of a District Court

    • Landlord of rented premises where you live

    • Customs or Immigration Officer

    • Notary Public

    • Police Officer or Commander

    • Accountant who is a member of an association of accountants

The letter must:

  1. State that your country/locale does not have a residential address system, and/or

  2. Confirm your actual residential address.

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