For: Obliged entities and their clients
Do not attach identity copies without verifying necessity and a secure channel.
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Before use
Check current sector rules in the related articles. Add accountable roles, specific sources and steps actually performed. Do not enter unnecessary personal data.
How to complete the template
- Name, necessary identifiers and address; business details for sole traders
Distinguish an individual from a sole trader; a business ID does not replace natural-person identifiers.
- Purpose, acting on own behalf or for another person
Record whether the client acts for themselves. For representation document authority and identification under the applicable regime.
- Source of funds and available supporting evidence
Describe the source of money for the service; choose documents according to verification needs and risk.
- PEP: yes, no or unsure; explanation and date
Where PEP status is uncertain record the particular role or connection, not an automatic negative answer.
- Separate obliged entity record: actual verification method
Separate the client declaration from the staff record of actual identification and due diligence.
Illustrative use
MODEL IND-01: sole trader acts personally, purpose = bookkeeping for own business. Declares invoicing income. Supporting income record pending; identification to be recorded separately.
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When the case is uncertain
Client represented? Add the representative and authority; their signature alone does not verify the client.
V03-2026-10-04 · Redakce eAML.cz
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