Which Side of the TM6 Should I Provide a Photocopy of for My Extension?

Apr 8, 2020

5 years ago

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I have to do an extension tomorrow using the TM7 form.   Which side of the TM6 do i need to provide a photocopy of, the side with my details or the side with the stamp on.

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You need to provide a photocopy of the side of the TM6 with your personal details, including the bar code and TM6 number.

Robert *******

The side with your details, the bar code and the TM6 number.

5 years ago

Ryan *******

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cool, thought so, usually the stamp is on the front so wanted to double check as i want to complete everything before I go to The impact area. I have no idea of the facilities there.

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