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How to use the GOV.UK One Login app to prove your identity, including how to download the app and how to scan your face and photo ID.
How to connect the GOV.UK ID Check app to the website if you need to prove your identity when accessing some HMRC services.
How to use the GOV.UK ID Check app to prove your identity when accessing some HMRC services, including how to scan your face and your photo ID.
How to change the password, phone number, email address and how you get security codes for your GOV.UK One Login.
What to do if you're having problems proving your identity with GOV.UK One Login using security questions.
How to get a security code to sign in to your GOV.UK One Login and what to do if you're having problems receiving a code.
How to delete your GOV.UK One Login, and what happens if you do this.
What you can and cannot do when you help someone you know create a GOV.UK One Login and prove their identity.
Check for any known problems creating, signing in or resetting your sign in details.
Good Practice Guide (GPG) 45 helps you decide how to check someone's identity.
How to use the register of digital identity and attribute services.
What to do if you get an email, text message or phone call from GOV.UK One Login that you were not expecting or think may be a scam or a hack.
We’re working to help people securely prove who they are without having to present physical documents.
How to apply to join the register and keep your information up to date.
Keep systems and data safe with the appropriate level of security.
Good Practice Guide (GPG) 44 helps you choose the authenticator that will give you the right level of protection for your service.
Make sure citizens’ rights are protected by integrating privacy as an essential part of your system.
This good practice guide (GPG 46) relates to establishing the identities of organisations or individuals acting on behalf of those organisations.
When you need to prove and verify someone’s identity, you must get evidence about them. A vouch is one of the types of evidence you can collect.
The principles government should apply when building a service where users can prove their identity, and what GOV.UK One Login is doing to meet the principles.
Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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