Why Co-applicant Name Displayed as “TWN”?
╰┈➤ TWN stands for Temporary Without Name. It is used to keep the co-applicant’s information confidential. When this option is enabled, the co-applicant’s full name will be replaced with “TWN,” including in the ABOship name and profile.
Q2: Why does my co-applicant’s name appear as “TWN”?
╰┈➤ The co-applicant name will appear as “TWN” in the following situations:
- The primary applicant has set the co-applicant’s details as confidential.
- The co-applicant is a foreigner (not a permanent resident or citizen).
Q3: Can a co-applicant with “TWN” status log in to their Amway account?
╰┈➤ No. If a co-applicant’s status is TWN (Temporary Without Name), they cannot log in to their Amway account. When attempting to log in, the following error will appear:
╰┈➤ The primary applicant can update the co-applicant’s access by following these steps:
- Log in to the Amway account.
- Click the Profile.
- Select Personal Details.
- Untick the “TWN” checkbox for the co-applicant.
After updating, the co-applicant should be able to log in successfully.
Tips: Repeat the same steps if you want to apply TWN status to your co-applicant.
Q5: What if my co-applicant is a foreigner without PR or citizenship?
╰┈➤ Note: If the co-applicant is a foreigner without citizenship or permanent residency (PR), the TWN status cannot be removed. In such cases:
- The co-applicant’s profile will always display as “TWN.”
- The co-applicant will not be eligible for a separate Amway ID (login ID).