Can I access personal  tax or bank records for US citizen from the UK?
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Possibly with a court order
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No you cannot. You have to reside in the USA and have a social security number, local employer and tax info\n\nhttps://wwwna.ameritrade.com/cgi-bin/apps/AccountApServlet?segment=ameritrade&ea=y#null
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have you tried here http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/
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If you find the answer then please let me know, I returned to the UK 18 months ago and it took me three months to be able to open a UK bank account (I am British) although I had an European bank account. Still saving the deposit to buy, so even a 100% mortgage seems difficult
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don't think you can unless you fild with an online self tax program.  you need to save hard copies of your last three years.
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The short answer is no.\n\nTry Taxact.com.  It is free for everyone, regardless of income.
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Try find some personal paper's belonging to that person,  for example,  a medical card, a payment slip ect., anthing that would have their personal identification number on it! Im not sure the way thing's work over there in America but here in Ireland that's the way we would find it. I really hope that this helps you! Best of luk to you.
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Check with US embassy.
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If they were done by a paid preparer, they're required to keep a copy, so it's easiest to go to them.\n\nOtherwise, the IRS has a Form 4506-T which you can mail or fax in and they will send you back the information that you need.
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Try http://www.whowhere.com if your friend is from USA.\nOr try http://www.who-remembers-me.com if your friend is from UK. I'm not sure if there are databases for countries other than USA and UK that is as vast as the websites I've just given you.\n\nGood luck!
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Access to those records is usually not free. At least not in Europe, not sure about the states.  However its really not expensive either, its common practice here for companies to do background checks on new employees and there are lots of web sites that offer these services.
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NO. Not if you authorize them via some sort of a payment that you made to them e.g check or via atm... actually let me take that back. INS does not accept personal checks or payment via a debit card. either US Postal Money Order or a Bank Draft. So the answer is NO they cannot take money out of your personal account. \n\nIf you screwed up they could get a fedral ... (something) to seal your assets in which case you won't be able to access your money. But that's all.
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http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96596,00.html\n\nor \n\nirs.gov
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PUBLIC RECORDS is the key to your answer.\n\nHow much do they charge for records you can get for free, anyway?\n\n\nYou will not be doing anything illegal, however you may be spening money unwisely.  What will you do when they take your money adn send you a report that says they found nothing?
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Possibly. There are a lot of factors to consider. For example, did you actually go through the process of changing your country of residence? If you did, did you pay full taxes in your new adopted nation of residence? Did you own / let a UK property whilst away? Do you still own it? Are you both UK citizens? \n\nTo sort this out for sure, you need to speak to a UK based accountant and really carefully figure out your situation. \n\nI work as a financial adviser to expats in Belgium. I have seen situations like you wouldn't believe. The only way to be sure is to find a good accountant in the UK, spend time and money with him or her and really look closely at your financial affairs. \n\nThe best thing you can do is to fully assess it before you return. Most people just go back and 'sort it out when I get there'. There are usually all sorts of loopholes that can be used to avoid taxes upon return, if you act in advance and prepare your affairs correctly. However, once you have returned, it is often too late to make the necessary adjustments.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes you could find someone using ni number but only if there working or claiming benifits.  Have you tried the electorol roll?  Or the last census, all these are easily available online (I often use it to check up on new boyfriend, who they have previously lived with and so on)  If there self employed and have a limted company you can also down load their account to be super nosey!
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Look here ---> http://www.taxcorp.co.uk/faq.html. Find W1 in the document that loads.