How do I change my tax residency on Vested?

How do I change my tax residency on Vested?

You can change your tax residency status by logging into DriveClient and following the steps mentioned below:

1. Log in to the client portal of Drivewealth (Our broker partner)
· Enter your registered email address and click on 'Get my Login Link'
2. Go to your inbox and click on the link you received from clientverification@drivewealth.com
3. Select 'User Information' and click on 'Learn More'
4. Click on 'Edit' 
5. Enter the TAX ID you wish to update in the 'TaxId#/ Identification Number' field
6. Enter the complete address and country of tax residency
7. Check-mark all the options and upload the ID proof under 'Name/TIN Supporting Document' (the ID proof you upload should have the TAX ID/SSN available on the document)
8. Lastly, click on Submit. 
9. Once you have updated the tax residency from your end, kindly email us at kyc@vestedfinance.co mentioning the change of tax residency so we can make the relevant changes in your Vested profile.​

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