You must schedule an In-Person Verification appointment, including walk-ins, prior to visiting a participating The UPS Store location.
Additionally, you must get approval from your state workforce agency before attempting to verify your identity in person. If you are eligible for IPV, you will receive an email from ID.me inviting you to verify your identity in person. If you are verifying at a state workforce agency that offers IPV and would like to check your eligibility, please contact them.
Steps to schedule an In-Person Verification appointment:
1. Access the link emailed to you by ID.me.ID.me will send a link to the email address you provided to the state workforce agency to start the IPV process. If you do not see an email from ID.me, please check your spam and junk folder, as well as any other email addresses you may have provided to the state workforce agency. |
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2. Sign in to your ID.me account.If you don't have an account, create an ID.me account. Confirm your email by selecting the provided link sent to your inbox or entering the six-digit code. |
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3. Complete Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).If you do not have a mobile device, select Backup Codes to generate 12 unique one-time-use codes. |
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4. Enter your personal information.Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth and select Continue. |
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5. Choose a participating The UPS Store near you.Enter a zip code or city name to find and choose a convenient location for your appointment. Next, select Continue. |
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6. Select a time for your appointment.Select a date to view the available times at The UPS Store you selected. Choose a time and select Book Appointment. |
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7. Save your appointment confirmation.Once confirmed, you will receive detailed information about your IPV appointment on your screen, as well as in your email. This information includes:
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| We recommend that you print and write down all of your appointment information on a piece of paper. Bring your appointment information and two forms of identity documents with you to your appointment. |
Currently, ID.me In-Person Verification is invite-only at state workforce agencies.
