Australian law and our Anjouan licence require us to confirm who you are, and the review usually takes about 55 hours.
By the end you will know who reviews your file and where to ask your questions.
We built this sequence so a careful player never has to send the same paper twice.
Use this list the evening you sit down to upload, so nothing sends you back to the scanner.
Polestar Casino reads every file by hand, so the request always comes with a reason and a name behind it.
Since 2011 our licence from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority has carried anti-money-laundering duties, and asking where a player's money comes from is one of them. Polestar Casino LLC holds that licence as ALSI-337698. Treat the question as paperwork that every licensed room must do, not as a doubt aimed at you.
Depending on your answer, the desk may ask for a few of the following.
Match it, then send again. Names spelt differently, an old address still listed, a middle name missing: the desk cannot tie the paper to your account, so it has to come back. Compare your account details with the paper Ask the desk which line to change
The old card is still in your wallet. An ID that has passed its expiry cannot confirm who you are today, however clear the photograph looks. Photograph your current, valid ID Send the replacement with all edges visible
You reached for last year's bill. Bills without a date, or dated longer ago than the desk accepts, cannot prove where you live right now. Open a recent bill with your name Use the newest one you hold
You will know how long the review runs and what to send if a copy comes back.
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