The Domestic Security Alliance Council (DSAC) works with IDMe to verify individuals within the national security industry for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Whether you're logging in or verifying for the first time, follow the steps in this article to get started.

Sign in to DSAC with IDMe

If you already have an IDMe Wallet, sign in:

1. Go to the IDMe sign-in page and enter your email and password, then select Sign in.
2. Add the email you use with DSAC to your IDMe Wallet, if you haven’t already. Learn how to add a new email.
3. Go to DSAC.gov, select PORTAL LOGIN, then select Sign in with IDMe.
4. Follow the prompts to sign in, then complete multi-factor authentication (MFA).
5. If required, follow the prompts to provide any additional information.
6. From the Authorize screen, review the information that DSAC will receive and then select Allow to consent to share that information with them.

I can’t sign in to my IDMe Wallet

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Verify for DSAC with IDMe

If you’ve never had an IDMe Wallet, you’ll create one before verifying your identity. When you create it, add both your personal email and the email you use with DSAC before verifying. After creating it, you’ll choose how to verify your identity:

• Self–Service: Upload your identity documents and a video selfie. This self-directed process usually takes 5-10 minutes and guides you through each step on your screen. For step-by-step instructions, visit Verifying your identity with Self-Service.
• Video Call: Upload your identity document, submit a live video selfie, then join an IDMe Video Chat Agent on a video call to review your documents in real time. For step-by-step instructions, visit Verifying with a short video call.

Who to contact for help with DSAC

IDMe

IDMe can help if you have trouble signing in or verifying your identity. Common issues include:

• Signing in
• Uploading documents or selfies
• Fixing rejected documents

DSAC

DSAC 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:

1. Confirm your verification was successful
2. Confirm you shared your information with the organization
3. Review our best practices and sample messages of how to request help from an organization