Note: For security reasons, our call center can’t assist with identity verification issues. If you have issues registering or logging in to IRS online services, try the steps below. For a list of items you’ll need to register, see FAQs about e-Services and Secure Access.You’ll be able to use your account across multiple IRS tools and at other government agencies that also use ID.me, as well as e-Services applications starting in summer 2022.įor new e-Services users, we ask you to verify your identity so no one else can access your IRS online account. While e-Services applications won’t use this new identity verification process until summer 2022, you can get ready and set up an ID.me account now using Tax Pro Account or Submit Forms Online. While tools to Submit Power of Attorney and Tax Information Authorizations have moved to a new identity verification and sign-in process, you'll continue to use your IRS username to access e-Services for Tax Professionals for now. Read more about how ID.me protects your private information, the ID.me Privacy Bill of Rights and the full ID.me privacy policy. ID.me is subject to strict privacy and security regulations and meets NIST Special Publication 800-63-3 Digital Identity Guidelines. ID.me will not share, sell, rent or trade your personally identifiable information or sensitive information with other parties, except to verify your identity and eligibility. While you can sign in with an existing IRS username today, you won't be able to log in with your existing IRS username and password starting in summer 2022.Ī: Yes, as a trusted technology provider certified against federal standards, ID.me is required to store your information. If you have an existing IRS username, please create a new ID.me account as soon as possible. They specialize in digital identity protection and help us make sure you're you-and not someone pretending to be you-before we give you access to your information. ID.me uses the latest in identity verification technology to authenticate your identity quickly and easily. This identity verification process applies to IRS services including Online Account, Get Transcript Online, Online Payment Agreement, Get an Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN), Tax Pro Account, and Submit Forms 28 Online. If you’re a new user, you’ll have to create a new ID.me account.
If you have an ID.me account from a state government or federal agency, you can sign-in without verifying your identity again. The IRS is using ID.me, a trusted technology provider, to provide identity verification and sign-in services.
Create a New Account (for IRS services excluding e-Services for Tax Professionals, PTIN, and FIRE systems)
The IRS lets you access most tax tools with one account the same login and password.
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