A scanned copy of the company's business license. (Individual sellers do not need to provide)

2. The identity documents of the company's primary contact person and beneficiary (beneficiary refers to a natural person or legal person who holds a share equal to or more than 25% in the company), such as a scanned copy of the passport or the front and back of the identity card plus the personal page of the household registration book.

3. Personal expense bills of the primary contact person and beneficiary: any daily expense bill within the last 90 days (including water, electricity, gas, Internet, TV, telephone, mobile phone and other expense bills or credit card statements, etc.; the bill needs to have the name and detailed family address)

4. Company's public bank statement: The company name must be consistent with the company name on the business license; there must be a bank name and logo; there must be a bank account at the bank where the account is opened; if the bill has a date, it must be within one year from the date of opening, and no date is also acceptable; individual sellers provide personal bank statements, the requirements are the same as above.

5. Authorization letter: If the primary contact person is not the legal person or beneficiary of the company, Amazon will require the seller to provide an authorization letter from the legal person of the company authorizing the primary contact person to actually operate the account.

6. Company daily expense bill: For sellers registered in Hong Kong and Taiwan (mainland companies do not need to provide), Amazon requires sellers to provide a company daily expense bill, the requirements are the same as point 2, and the company name and address should be consistent with the business license/commercial registration certificate.