The lady who dealt with her was adamant that she, and everyone else, needed all three,

@V**

, which struck me as odd given that I’d assumed there would be an electronic link to the voluminous amount of information we provided in June in support of our visa application, but in future, I’m keen to carry whatever is required, and I haven’t been able to find anything on line that spells out precisely what that is. It wasn’t, by the way, anything to do with bank accounts, so I can’t think what else there is.

That was my first question,

@Ant****

. I can only assume that she had it because she’s in the country. She’s adamant that they didn’t ask for or about the TDAC, but with the worry of having to ask me for the insurance certificate, whatever it was has escaped her.

They didn’t ask for the TDAC ,

@Jan ********

. There was something else that she has forgotten.

That was one of the three,

@Ja***

.

No, they didn’t ask for that, apparently,

@Ni**

.

Me, too,

@Mat****

. I didn't have my licence with me but a pdf on my phone did the trick. Who knows?

I was just lucky,

@Mat****

. My wife still needs to get her Japanese driving licence translated but that's the only hurdle. Not sure why they need a driving licence to validate a passport, but hey ho.

SCB, 20minutes, done,

@Mat****

. They spotted class 🤣🤣🤣.

Thanks for the heads up about Cigna. I'll add them to the list.

They will accept pdfs downloaded from your bank website,

@Al**

, but HSBC in the UAE seem to upload them on a random basis, and you can't decide the dates. Only by going to a main branch and giving them the dates were they able, after a few attempts, to get something approximating the consulate's requirement.

As for the attestation, in my mind's eye, I see the visa team sitting round a table with a stack of cards in the middle, similar to Chance or Community Chest, and they drew attestation for me 😊