A bank reference letter from Lloyds is a document, confirming that a customer has an account with Lloyds and can fulfill potential financial obligations.
This document is provided only upon a written request or permission of the account holder.
Usually, such a letter is requested by letting agencies, landlords, car hire companies, potential business partners, etc.
To obtain a Lloyds bank reference letter, a third party usually sends a letter preparation authorization form to a client, and after he signs it then sends the document to Lloyds or asks a customer to request the letter from Lloyds by himself.
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