How To Verify Your Account

Account verification is a one-time step that keeps your company's job postings safe. It confirms your connection to your company so that only authorized users can post jobs on its behalf. Depending on where you are located and your account’s current status, you may see different verification options.

Before your jobs can go live on Indeed, our team reviews your information. Most requests are approved quickly, but sometimes we may ask for more details or documents. Thank you for your patience as we work to protect your company and prevent fraud.

You don't need to follow the steps below if your company's account is already verified. Ask the account administrator to add you as a user instead.

Verifying your account

Getting started

Sign in or create your employer account on Indeed.
Click or tap the red banner at the top of your page.
Choose one of the four verification methods below.

ID.me verification

Submit a government-issued ID.

Any documents you submit through ID.me will not be accessed or stored by Indeed. Review the ID.me privacy policy for more information.
Note: ID.me is not available in IL, TX, or WA.

Work email

Enter your company's verified domain email to receive a one-time code.
A verified domain email matches the company's website domain (for example, yourname@example.com matches example.com).

Call to verify

Speak with a member of our account verification team.

Business documents

Upload one of the following:

Articles of incorporation
Business license
Company liability insurance
Office utility bill
Bank Statement
Lease or franchise agreement
Tax permit
Staffing agency employment letter or pay slip

We do not accept:

Publicly available documents
Employer Identification Number (EIN) tax documents
ACORD certificates of insurance

If you're submitting a document issued by one of the states or territories listed below, please make sure it isn’t publicly accessible. We recommend submitting additional documents, like a utility bill or insurance document, for verification.

States and territories with public business registries include:

Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming

What happens next

Once you’ve submitted your verification, our team will review your request.
While we aim for a smooth process, we may need additional reviews or documents.

FAQs

Question: Can I appeal my account rejection?

Answer: Yes. Visit the Appeal Rejection page and sign in to your account. You'll find a link to the appeal form where you can attach the requested documentation.

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