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Drawing from my experience as an independent forex trader, the question of required documents for an initial withdrawal is always crucial, particularly when dealing with brokers like Al Dar. One point that immediately raises my caution is Al Dar’s lack of regulation, which means their procedures can be less transparent and potentially inconsistent compared to licensed brokers. Although the available information doesn’t specify document requirements for withdrawals, I would expect—based on industry norms—that they would ask for standard identification and proof of account ownership. This usually involves submitting a government-issued ID, proof of address, and perhaps documentation verifying the funding source. However, since Al Dar operates with what is described as a “suspicious regulatory license” and high potential risk, I am especially vigilant. The absence of regulatory oversight can lead to unpredictable processing times or even additional requests for documentation during withdrawals. In my opinion, this puts the burden on traders like me to proceed with extra caution and maintain thorough records of all interactions and submissions. For anyone considering a withdrawal, I would strongly recommend directly contacting their customer service for clarification and preparing to supply the typical KYC documents. Given this broker’s risk profile, I personally would avoid depositing significant funds until all withdrawal policies and requirements are confirmed in writing.