To start using ID.me, you need to create your own ID.me account. This article explains the process of creating your account. Before you begin. Already have an account? Do not create another account. Instead, sign in to your existing account. If you can’t sign in, visit I can’t sign in to my account. Have more than one account?

ID.me Wallet simplifies how individuals discover and access benefits and services through a single login and verified identity.

Fixing issues after merging your ID.me accounts What to expect when using ID.me to access an organization ID.me simplifies how individuals prove and share their identity online.

You may need to update both settings to get your camera or microphone working. For example, if you're using Chrome and an iPhone to access ID.me, you'll need to grant camera permissions on both your Chrome browser and your iPhone. Follow the steps below to update your browser and device settings: Update browser settings

To access CCC using ID.me, you’ll first sign in to or create an OpenCCC student account. Next, you will sign in to your ID.me account and share your information with CCC. If you have never used ID.me, you will create an ID.me account and verify your identity. 1. Sign in or create an OpenCCC student account

In just a few short steps, you’ll create your ID.me login, secure your account, and verify your identity. If you got an email from EDD to Verify Your Identity:

Sign in to your existing ID.me account or create a new account. Complete multi-factor authentication (MFA) or add MFA to protect your account. Consent to share your information with the organization, or if prompted, follow the steps below to verify.

ID.me is the next-generation digital identity wallet that simplifies how individuals securely prove their identity online. Consumers can verify their identity with ID.me once and seamlessly log in across websites without having to create a new login and verify their identity again.

ID.me follows NIST identity verification standards, which require specific documents to prove your identity. This article outlines the accepted primary and secondary documents, as well as documents that are not accepted.

A government-issued photo ID includes your photograph, along with other personal information, like your name and date of birth. You need a photo ID, like a state-issued driver's license or a passport, when verifying using self-service and as a primary document when …