Absolutely. In fact, the first thing that you should do when a bailiff visits you is ask them to provide proof of who they are and why they are there.
A ‘debt collector’ is not the same as a ‘bailiff’ and they do not have the same powers.
If the person is a bailiff or an enforcement agent, ask them to provide the following information through an open window or letter box (do not let them into your home beforehand):
If they refuse, you can threaten to contact the police.
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