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Based on my experience working with various forex and managed futures brokers, the initial withdrawal process nearly always requires standard personal identification and account verification documents. For a firm like CTG—which provides managed futures services and is flagged for a suspicious regulatory license—the importance of having proper documentation cannot be overstated. Typically, you’ll need to provide a valid government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, as well as proof of address, which could be a recent utility bill or bank statement matching your registration details. In some cases, additional documents—like bank account verification or a completed withdrawal form—might be requested to comply with anti-money laundering protocols or internal policies. Given CTG’s warning signs around regulation, I would exercise particular caution and ensure that all documents are submitted through official channels, and that any requests for further information are legitimate. It’s especially vital to scrutinize the withdrawal procedures in detail, read the client agreements, and confirm each step directly with their verified customer support. My approach is always to provide exactly what is required, and nothing more, to minimize the risk of information misuse, especially when regulatory red flags are present.