u/leg

English translation: without ID

08:18 May 18, 2019
Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / Bank statement
Norwegian term or phrase: u/leg
Please help me in understanding the following term in a Bank statement:

Årspris visakort ***u/leg***

TIA
Naveen Kar
India
Local time: 23:05
English translation:without ID
Explanation:
This is about the annual charge for a bank card, which is apparently different according to whether the bank card has an ID card on the back, or has no such feature. As the PIN code is all the ID that is required in most cases, many banks have made the ID feature an optional extra. In use, nobody would tell the difference except when the system is offline an enters the backup mode, and proof of ID is required along with signature. The cardholder with a card "without ID" must then provide some other form of ID.
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Per Bergvall
Norway
Local time: 19:35
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5 +2without ID
Per Bergvall
4no ID (photo etc. included)
Adrian MM.


  

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u/leg > uten legitimasjon
no ID (photo etc. included)


Explanation:
The cash or credit card needs no ID as the bank or finance company presumably will hono(u)r any purchase anyway, despite any suspicions about the holder of the card.

Example sentence(s):
  • Mange bankkunder har opplevd at deres nye bankkort er uten bilde, og har dermed mistet sin eneste form for legitimasjon.

    Reference: http://www.ta.no/nyheter/bank-finans-og-forsikring/id/kan-st...
Adrian MM.
Austria
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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without ID


Explanation:
This is about the annual charge for a bank card, which is apparently different according to whether the bank card has an ID card on the back, or has no such feature. As the PIN code is all the ID that is required in most cases, many banks have made the ID feature an optional extra. In use, nobody would tell the difference except when the system is offline an enters the backup mode, and proof of ID is required along with signature. The cardholder with a card "without ID" must then provide some other form of ID.

Per Bergvall
Norway
Local time: 19:35
Native speaker of: Native in NorwegianNorwegian
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