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What evidence you need to upload for a Source of Funds submission

Understand what documents and information you need to provide when completing a Source of Funds submission with Legl.

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Written by Ula Moyse-White
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Overview

When completing a Source of Funds submission, you will be asked to explain where your money comes from and upload supporting evidence. The exact documents required depend on the type of funds you are using.

You may be asked to provide up to 12 months of bank statements for the accounts holding your funds, either by connecting your bank account or uploading statements manually.

ℹ️ Further guidance

For full steps on how to complete your Source of Funds submission, see:


What evidence you may need to provide

The evidence required depends on the source of your funds. Below is an overview of each source type and the documentation typically requested.

Click the below sources to find out what evidence is required:

Savings

You may be asked to provide:

  • The total amount of savings

  • Account details

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Your income source (employed, self-employed, retired, or other)

  • Your annual salary

  • How income appears on your bank statement

  • Supporting documents such as a P60 and recent payslip

  • Up to 12 months of bank statements for the savings account

Mortgage

You may be asked to provide:

  • The mortgage amount

  • The property address

  • The mortgage lender’s name and address

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

Investment

This includes stocks, shares, ISAs, insurance policies, or pensions.

You may be asked to provide:

  • The type of investment

  • The amount received

  • Account details for where the funds were paid

  • Proof or bill of sale

  • A bank statement showing the funds being received

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

Loan

You may be asked to provide:

  • The loan amount

  • Your bank account details

  • A bank statement showing the funds being received

  • A loan letter

  • The third party’s contact details

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

Property Sale

You may be asked to provide:

  • The amount received

  • The property address

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

  • Your solicitor or conveyancer’s name and address

Gift

You may be asked to provide:

  • The gifted amount

  • Confirmation of whether the money needs to be repaid

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

  • Your bank account details

  • A bank statement showing the transaction (if required)

  • A gift letter

  • The third party’s name, address, and contact details

Inheritance

You may be asked to provide:

  • The amount inherited

  • Estate details

  • The name and address of the executor(s)

  • A letter from the executor

  • A bank statement showing the funds being received

  • Confirmation of whether any funds came from outside the UK

  • Confirmation of whether the money has already been received

Other source

If none of the options above apply, you can select Other source and:

  • Describe where the funds come from

  • Enter the amount

  • Provide bank account details

  • Upload any relevant supporting documents


How you provide bank statements

You can provide bank evidence in one of two ways:

  • Connect your bank account using Open Banking, which allows Legl to retrieve 12 months of transactions automatically, or

  • Upload bank statements manually, which will be attached to your submission


Important information

Important:

  • You can add multiple sources of funds if your money comes from more than one place.

  • The information you provide is reviewed by your law firm as part of their compliance checks.

  • Legl cannot make decisions or approve evidence on behalf of your law firm.

If you are unsure what evidence to provide, contact your law firm directly for guidance.

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