When you request Salvation Army records about you or your whānau, they will ask you for:
If they have the records you requested, they will ask for proof of your identity (for example, your passport or driver's license) before sending copies of the records to you.
If your current name is different to your name in the records, they will need proof of your name change (for example, a marriage certificate).
You can email them a photograph of your ID and the proof of name change document.
If you are requesting records about deceased whānau, The Salvation Army will also ask you for proof of:
You can provide these by emailing them photographs of the proofs.
If you are requesting the Children's Home records of a living whānau member, they will also ask you for:
If you are requesting someone else’s records on their behalf, The Salvation Army will want to see proof that you have that person’s permission.
You can email them a digital document, photograph or scan of the written permission, along with a copy of the person's ID (for example, their passport or driver's licence) and your ID.
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