I’m applying for a service that requires a utility bill for address verification. My latest bill is three months old. Is that acceptable, or do I need a more recent one?
Answer by: abdullah-al-naim
3 weeks ago
Most institutions require a **utility bill** dated within the last **60 to 90 days** to verify your address and ensure the information is current. Providing the most recent utility bill available is generally the best approach.
### What If Your Bill is Older Than 90 Days?
– If your utility bill is older than 90 days, it may not be accepted.
– In such cases, consider obtaining a more recent document or contacting the institution to ask about acceptable alternatives. Some organizations may allow additional documents like bank statements, lease agreements, or government-issued letters.
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