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We recently contacted you because you selected the legal entity “individual” when registering your Amazon selling account, which we understand is incorrect.
To proceed with account verification, you must register with the correct legal entity.

What happens if I don’t update the requested information?
Failure to update the requested information within 60 days of first contact may affect your ability to sell in Amazon UK and Amazon EU stores.

To select the correct legal entity, refer to the following information:
– Individual: Select this option only if you do not plan to sell on Amazon commercially or professionally. This option allows you to sell your items that you no longer want or need, such as old DVDs or books.
– Sole proprietorship: This legal entity is applicable to all persons who sell for profit. A sole proprietorship is registered with the local authorities. There is no legal distinction between the owner and the business.
– UK Sole Owner: This legal entity only applies to UK residents selling for profit. A UK sole proprietor is registered with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). There is no legal distinction between the owner and the business.
– State-owned enterprise: This is a company owned in whole or in part by a government, which manages it.
– Listed company: This is a publicly traded joint-stock company.
– Private Enterprise: These entities, such as corporations or partnerships, are privately owned and operated enterprises.
– Charity association: This legal entity is made up of foundations, non-profit organization of social utility (Onlus), social cooperative societies, associations and other tax-exempt entities.

How do I update the requested information?
To update your legal entity in Seller Central,

1. Go to “Identity Information”:
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