 Re: Changing business address
Okay, here's how they'll likely handle your business address change and potential payout pauses:
1. Initial Check: When you change the address, they'll try to automatically verify it. This probably involves a simple electronic search (like you said, a "soft search").
2. Verification Failure: Since the new address has no prior business link to you, this initial check will likely fail.
3. Proof of Address Request: They will then ask you to provide documentation to prove the new address is your business's actual location. Common documents include utility bills, bank statements, business licenses, or official government correspondence, all showing your business name and the new address.
4. Document Review: They will review the documents you submit. If the documents are valid and match their requirements, they should approve the address change.
5. Periodic Checks: It's possible they might periodically re-verify your address in the future, but it is unlikely to be frequent unless something triggers a review (like suspected fraud). They may do this annually, or not at all unless required by compliance regulations.
Foreseen Issues:
-Document Issues: The biggest problem would be providing insufficient or unacceptable proof of address. Make sure the document is recent, clearly shows your business name and the new address, and is from an accepted source.
-Mismatch of Information: If the name or business structure on your documents doesn't exactly match the information they have on file, this could cause delays or rejection.
-Time Delay: The verification process can take time. Be prepared for potential delays in payouts while they review your documents.
-Rejected Submission: If you do submit and are rejected, follow their instructions carefully and consider contacting support.
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