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Our solicitor's advice was to provide everything that could possibly be relevant so we ended up printing off all account names and passwords from chrome! It was a long list!! However, there is now no possibility of the police suggesting that he is hiding any accounts. The other advice was 'if in doubt, contact his Visor officer' - sound advice but do it by email so there's a written record.

So all this included accounts rarely used as well.

We included gaming id's, all email accounts and any other on-line id's. He now makes sure he doesn't create any new id's even if using different software.

They will often want email addresses and usernames used online under the criteria of 'Names you typcially use'. However given that everyone appears to operate differently how consistent that is applied I have no idea!!

Hi

Definately ask! My hubby's draft SHPO doesn't say he can't have social media. And we were not asked to provide email addresses or usernames ect for SOR.

I don't think there is any harm in telling them that there is an account, it hasn't been used in a long time and you can't remember the login details. At least that shows honesty and that you aren't trying to hide anything.



I'm pretty sure we all have dormant accounts for sites that we've long since forgotten about.