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I'm filling in a bank account application on line.But because this virus sloows everything down I have to go back to it later.Losing all my Q&A Is there any way I can save my application? Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.^^^ I suspect, CAC, that 35artillery38 might be referring to getting slow internet access due to heavy usage of the internet in his area during the Covid-19 lockdown, rather than to a computer virus.
Unfortunately, unless the relevant website offers a 'save for later' option, I don't think that it will be possible to save the form data for completion later on.
Unfortunately, unless the relevant website offers a 'save for later' option, I don't think that it will be possible to save the form data for completion later on.
I've hunted in all of the places that I can think of on the NS&I website (and tried a few site-specific Google searches) to try to see if there's any information about saving form data hidden away somewhere but, regrettably, there doesn't seem to be any way to do it.
However, going as far as I could get without actually opening an account, I found that there appears to be no queue to use the site at the moment anyway, so perhaps you might be able to get everything done within the 10-minute time limit if you try again now?
Alternatively, if your body clock (and/or work schedule) will allow it, why not try at, say, 3am? I'm naturally fairly nocturnal and I often find that the very early hours of the morning are the best times for accessing normally-busy websites.
However, going as far as I could get without actually opening an account, I found that there appears to be no queue to use the site at the moment anyway, so perhaps you might be able to get everything done within the 10-minute time limit if you try again now?
Alternatively, if your body clock (and/or work schedule) will allow it, why not try at, say, 3am? I'm naturally fairly nocturnal and I often find that the very early hours of the morning are the best times for accessing normally-busy websites.