Bank Details Form 12

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Bank Details Form

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Employee Name:

Selina Appiah

ERN (If applicable):

93291602

Name of Bank:

BARCLAYS

Name of Account Holder:

Selina A Appiah

Account Number (8 Digits):

10
73
68
72

Sort Code (6 Digits):

20
70
94

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Signature:

S.Appiah

Date:

17
12
2014
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