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Speaking from my own experience as a trader who prioritizes both security and compliance, I always begin by scrutinizing a broker’s regulatory status and withdrawal process before even depositing funds. For United Securities Co., it’s essential to exercise extra caution, since this company currently operates without any valid regulatory oversight according to verified information. This lack of regulation means that standard protections and requirements you might expect from regulated brokers may not be enforced, so the onus really falls on you as the client to ensure all your documentation is proper and communication is clear. Although there is no explicit list of required withdrawal documents published by United Securities Co., from my experience with unregulated and regional brokers, you should expect that, at minimum, they will request proof of identity (such as a government-issued ID or passport) and proof of address (like a recent utility bill or bank statement), particularly for your first withdrawal. This both satisfies basic anti-money laundering requirements and helps prevent potential disputes. The presence of bank transfer as a withdrawal method suggests you may also need to provide bank account verification details. Given the high-risk context of trading with an unregulated provider, I personally would only proceed once I received confirmation—ideally in writing—from their customer service regarding exactly which documents are needed. Keeping meticulous records of all communication and transaction details is crucial in these situations. Always remember, my main priority is safeguarding my capital and ensuring that transparency from the broker is consistent throughout the withdrawal process.