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21. In the case of all applicants –
(a)full name by which the applicant is commonly known for official purposes,
(b)any other names by which the applicant is known for official purposes or by which the applicant has been known for official purposes during the period since the applicant’s names as recorded in the Register were most recently updated by the applicant,
(c)address of the applicant’s principal place of residence in the United Kingdom,
(d)address of any other place of residence in the United Kingdom or elsewhere which the applicant wishes to be entered in the Register,
(e)gender of the applicant,
(f)date of birth of the applicant,
(g)place of birth of the applicant (including town and country of birth),
(h)nationality of the applicant,
(i)any national insurance number allocated to the applicant,
(j)a contact telephone number for the applicant,
(k)a declaration that the applicant is entered in the Register,
(l)the number and date of issue of the applicant’s current ID card or confirmation that the applicant is unable to provide such details, together with an explanation why this is the case, and
(m)either –
(i)a declaration that the applicant’s entry in the Register is up-to-date and accurate, or
(ii)the number of an application made to the Identity and Passport Service to update information in the applicant’s entry, or for the issue of an ID card.
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