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Verify your identity to sign electronic documents with IDMe

Some organizations require you to verify your identity with IDMe before signing documents through Adobe or DocuSign. This article shows how to complete identity verification and sign electronic or digital documents securely.

1. Get started

Open the email from the organization, and select the link to verify with IDMe or review the document.

2. Share your information or verify your identity

  1. Sign in or create an IDMe Wallet
    • If you already have a wallet, sign in.
    • If you've never used IDMe, create a wallet.
  2. Complete multi-factor authentication (MFA)
  3. Add your work email (if required)
    • Some organizations require your work email to be on your IDMe Wallet before verifying and signing. If you’re not sure, contact the organization you’re verifying for.
    • Add your email, set it as the primary email if required, then return to complete the document signing process.
  4. Follow the prompts, if required, to provide any additional information or verify your identity.
  5. From the Authorize screen, review the information that the organization will receive and then select Allow to consent to share your information.

3. Sign your digital document after IDMe verification

  1. Return to the email you received containing the eSignature document and select the link in the email.
  2. Sign in to your IDMe Wallet.
  3. Follow the prompts to sign your document.

    Note: If your eSignature document has expired, contact the organization for assistance and next steps.

Who to contact for help

IDMe

IDMe can help if you have trouble with the identity verification process. Common issues include:

Adobe or Docusign

They can best help with questions and next steps after you complete the verification process. For example, you may have questions about benefits or services you verified for. 

Before contacting them, confirm your verification was successful and that you shared your information with the organization.

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