We are sorry but this service is not available in your location. Veriff makes identity verification quick, secure, and seamless. Below, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process to get verified and explain what happens if your verification is rejected. 1 Capture your ID document You’ll need to take clear, high-quality photos of both the front and back of your selected document (if applicable). Accepted documents: National ID Cards Driver’s Licenses Residence Permits 2 Take a selfie To confirm that you’re the real owner of the document, Veriff requires a live selfie. You may be asked to: Look directly into the camera. Perform a quick movement (like turning your head) to prove liveness. Avoid wearing sunglasses, hats, or heavy makeup. Why? This step prevents fraud by ensuring that the person submitting the document is present. 3 Verification in progress Once you’ve submitted your document and selfie, Veriff’s AI-powered system will analyze the data and perform fraud and security checks. This usually takes only a few seconds. If additional review is required, a human verification specialist may manually check your submission, which could take a few minutes. Find all your answers Which documents are supported for verification? Veriff accepts documents that are officially recognized as valid forms of identification and available in official government databases. We’re constantly improving our systems to support even more document types. Currently accepted documents include: National ID cards Driver’s licenses Residence permits You cannot use school IDs, birth certificates, library cards, or any other membership, etc. What happens if your verification is rejected? If your verification is unsuccessful, you’ll receive guidance on how to complete the process correctly. Common issues include: Blurry or unreadable ID photos : Try retaking them with better lighting. Document doesn’t match your details : Ensure you’re using an official, valid ID. Selfie verification failed : Remove any accessories, ensure your face is well-lit, and follow on-screen instructions carefully. Expired or unsupported document : Check if your document is listed as supported. What to do next? Try again: Follow the rejection message’s instructions and resubmit your verification. Use a different document: If your ID wasn’t accepted, try another supported document. Contact Support: If you believe your verification was rejected by mistake, reach out to Customer Support of the company that is asking for your verification for further assistance. How long does the verification take? Most verifications are completed in seconds, but if a manual review is needed, it may take a few minutes. Can I complete verification on a mobile device? Yes! You can use your phone’s camera to scan your ID and take a selfie. Can I use a document that isn’t in English? Yes, Veriff supports identity documents from over 230+ countries and territories in multiple languages. What if I don’t have any of the required documents? If you don’t have a supported ID, check with the business you’re verifying for alternative options. Some companies may allow manual verification. Can I verify my identity for someone else? No. The person submitting the verification must match the identity on the document provided. What happens if I don’t complete the verification?

If you don’t complete the verification required by the business/organization that is asking for the verification, you may be unable to access certain services or your account may remain restricted. What if your camera does not focus on the document? If you are using a mobile device, usually tapping the screen where the image of the document is helps. If it does not or if you are using a computer, here are a few things that should help the camera focus better: Make sure that the light is coming from the back of the camera Use contrast background. Darker background for light documents and vice-versa Take a picture from further away . This way it is easier to get your camera to focus, but be careful to not zoom out too much as the picture might come out blurry Switch cameras . Although normally your device’s back camera makes better quality pictures than the front camera, it might not work properly and it is possible that you get a better picture with the front camera After uploading my ID, my verification has been pending for a long time. What is happening? Veriff’s IDV system uses a hybrid approach, meaning that our system is highly automated but we use expert verification specialists as well as our AI to ensure only real users are getting approved. Sometimes your session needs to be sent to specialists and it takes a bit longer. Hold tight, we’ll get you verified soon! Why do see the images of yourself upside-down/mirrored? If the camera stream is inverted or mirrored, it is okay. When the photos are taken, we are able to flip the photos so that the data can be adequately read. Please only use one of our supported browsers to pass the verification. Why does Veriff need access to my camera and microphone? You need to use the camera on your device in order to take photos of your document and a selfie, as required. We can’t verify your identity without these photos. If instructed by the client, we may sometimes also need to access your camera and microphone to video and sound record the verification session. This fraud prevention measure enables us to ensure you are present during the verification session. We only need access to your camera and microphone during the identification process. Recording begins once permission is granted, and we will stop recording once the photos are submitted at the end of the verification process. You are then free to change your permissions again in your device or browser settings. Granting these permissions is voluntary, however without permissions Veriff might not be able to verify your identity via our service. Is it safe to verify my age this way? Yes. Veriff uses a fast, reliable, and secure system to verify your age while ensuring that your data that you submit is not sold or breached. Why do you need access to my camera and microphone? You need to use the camera on your device in order to take photos of your document and a selfie, as required. We can’t verify your identity without these photos. If instructed by our customer, we may sometimes also need to access your camera and microphone to video and sound record the verification session. This fraud prevention measure enables us to ensure you are present during the verification session. We only need access to your camera and microphone during the identification process. Recording begins once permission is granted, and we will stop recording once the photos are submitted at the end of the verification process. You are then free to change your permissions again in your device or browser settings. Granting these permissions is voluntary. However, without permissions Veriff might not be able to verify your identity via our service. Need more help verifying yourself? If you’re still having trouble, visit our Help Center for more information and guidance. YOUR DATA IS YOURS At Veriff we work directly with the business that is verifying its users by sharing end-user’s personal data with our client that is enabling identity verification. Additionally, we share end-user data with our thoroughly vetted sub-processors. These help us with data storage so your data stays safe and out of the hands of fraudsters we are in the business of catching. WE DON’T HOLD ONTO YOUR INFORMATION Veriff has set policies about how long we hold onto end-user data so that we aren’t holding onto your information indefinitely. As a standard, personal data which is processed on behalf of our clients is stored for no longer than 3 years. YOUR DATA IS ALWAYS SECURE At Veriff end-user data is encrypted both while it’s being transferred from platform to platform, and while it’s not being processed post-verification in order to provide the highest protection possible. You can read more about our security commitments on our Security and Compliance page. KEEPING YOUR DATA SAFE Veriff is constantly acquiring and updating its compliance certifications. These certifications confirm that Veriff’s systems are designed to keep your data safe . We know this is of the utmost importance in a time where data leaks and breaches are becoming more common and have life-altering consequences. You can read more about our security commitments on our Security and Compliance page. We’ve got you covered! Please note that when we provide our services to the business enabling your identity verification, we are generally acting on behalf of the business as their authorized data processor. For detailed information about how your data is being collected and processed, please see the business’ privacy documentation. How are my identity documents used? Your ID documents are used to verify your identity and your age to ensure that you are a welcome user on the platform you are trying to access. What personal data are you collecting about me? It depends on the exact service features we are offering to the business enabling identity verification for you. The main categories of personal data we process for identity verification on behalf of the business are: information extracted from the submitted (identification) document, such as personal identification code, date of birth, photos, videos and sound recording of the verification process, facial biometric data extracted from the submitted photos and videos, technical device data, and contact details. For more detailed information, please see the business’ privacy documentation and Section 4.1 of Veriff’s Privacy Notice . How long will you keep my data for? As a default we retain the personal data for up to 3 years on behalf of the business. Depending on the purchased services by the client or their instructions the retention period may differ. In certain instances (e.g., as necessary for protecting against legal claims or for service development initiatives), Veriff may retain the personal data for its own purposes irrespective of the retention period applied for the service provision on behalf of the client. At the end of the retention period, we shall permanently erase the personal data or anonymize it. Who has access to my data? Your data is accessed by the business enabling your identity verification and our thoroughly vetted sub-processors. Where do you store my data? As a default, Veriff stores the data with Amazon Web Services located in Ireland. Their services are fully GDPR compliant and they act as an important part of our dedication to data security and protection. Where do I get more information about my data processing? If you would like to receive more information about your data processing in the context of the identity verification, please turn to the business enabling your identity verification.