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LOCAL
CENTRES OF INFORMATION
Introduction
Record
Offices
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Studies Centres
LDS
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CARN
READERS TICKET SCHEME |
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What
is CARN ? |
CARN,
which stands for County Archives Research Network, is a group of record
offices that provide a uniform readers ticket that is used to gain admission
to any local authority archive within the scheme - the vast majority of
record offices are members of the CARN readers ticket scheme |
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Where
issued ? |
At any record
office within the scheme |
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When
issued ? |
On your first
visit to a record office within the scheme |
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Cost
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Free of charge |
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Validity
period ? |
4 years |
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Issue
requirements ? |
You
must apply in person bringing official proof of identity validating your
name with permanent address and signature. You may also be asked
to provide 2 passport sized photographs. |
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Examples
of documents that could contain the details required include (you may
have to bring a combination of two to show name, permanent address and
signature): |
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Driving licence (name, address and signature)
- Foreign passport (name and signature)
- Bank statement (name and address)
- Building society passbook (only if the address is included)
- Pension/benefit book (name and address)
- NHS medical card (the address is not always included)
- Disabled person's registration (name and address)
- Own vehicle registration documents (name and address)
- National Archives' readers ticket (but need second ID
proof)
- Credit/debit /cheque guarantee cards (name and signature) |
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This
page last updated: 3 July 2007 |
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