Can the post office verify my identity?

Can the post office verify my identity?

If you’ve been asked to provide proof of your identity as part of an application process, selected Post Office branches can provide these face-to-face checks for you.

How do I set up post office verification?

Visit the GOV.UK Verify page. Start by choosing one of the listed supported government services. Choose GOV.UK Verify from identity verification options and select Post Office to log in to your account.

How do I set up two factor authentication at the post office?

Setting up your new two-factor authentication

1. Select ‘Edit’ in the ‘SMS authenticator’ box (or ‘Add’ if you haven’t added a number before)
2. Enter your new mobile number and click ‘Create SMS authenticator’
3. You will now receive a confirmation code via SMS.

What is postal GOV.UK Verify?

When you use GOV.UK Verify to access a government service, you use an identity provider (also called a ‘certified company’) that the government has approved to verify your identity. The current identity providers are: Digidentity. Post Office – for existing accounts only.

How long does it take for post office to verify your identity?

The process takes about ten minutes to complete: once your identity is assured you will be able to use you single username and password to access a growing number of government services.

How do I prove my identity?

Requirements for identity verification

1. Your State-Issued ID. You can upload a photo by phone or by computer. …
2. A phone or computer with a camera to take a photo of yourself (This feature is not currently enabled or required.)
3. Social Security Number.
4. A phone number on a phone plan that is in your name.