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This is what I see when trying to access my FB.
Submit Your Documents
We ask everyone on Facebook to use the name they go by in everyday life so friends know who they're connecting with.
Please provide identification that displays the name you'd like to confirm and use publicly on Facebook. Keep in mind that if you confirm a name other than the one currently on your profile, the name on your profile may be automatically updated with the name you confirm.
Learn more about why we require ID verification and the different types of ID we accept below.
Your ID
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What types of ID does Facebook accept?
If you need to confirm your name on Facebook, or if you've lost access to your account, you may be asked to send us a copy of something with your name on it. You have several different options for this, including photo IDs issued by the government, IDs from non-government organizations, official certificates or licenses that include your name or other physical items like a magazine subscription or a piece of mail.
Any time you send us something that confirms your name or identity, please cover up any personal information we don't need to see (ex: credit card number, Social Security number). Also keep in mind that we encrypt everyone's connection to Facebook by default and delete anything that you've sent to us after we've confirmed your name or identity.
Learn more about how Facebook protects the privacy and security of your information when you submit an ID.
Group One
You can send us one of the items from group one to confirm your name or get back into your account. Anything that you send us should contain either your name and date of birth or your name and photo.
Birth certificate
Driver's license
Passport
Marriage certificate
Official name change paperwork
Personal or vehicle insurance card
Non-driver's government ID (ex: disability, SNAP card, national ID card, pension card)
Green card, residence permit or immigration papers
Tribal identification or status card
Voter ID card
Family certificate
Visa
National age card
Immigration registration card
Tax identification card
Group Two
If you don't have anything from group one, you can send us two different items from group two. The name on the items that you send us should be the same name that you want to show on your profile.
Keep in mind that if you've lost access to your account, you may be asked to provide something from the list that also shows a photo or date of birth that matches the details on your Facebook account. This extra precaution is so that we can make sure that the only one with access to your account is you.
Bank statement
Transit card
Check
Credit card
Employment verification
Library card
Mail
Magazine subscription stub
Medical record
Membership ID (ex: pension card, union membership, work ID, professional ID)
Paycheck stub
Permit
School ID card
School record
Social Security card
Utility bill
Yearbook photo (actual scan or photograph of the page in your yearbook)
Company loyalty card
Contract
Family registry
Diploma
Religious documents
Certificate of registration for accreditation or professional
Professional license card
Polling card
Health insurance
Address proof card
Social welfare card
How do I upload my ID to Facebook?
To upload a copy of your ID using your computer:
Take your ID and cover up anything we don't need to see, like your address or Social Security number.
Scan or take a close-up photo of your ID in a well-lit room.
Save the photo or scan to your computer.
Follow the on-screen instructions for uploading your ID.
If you're not sure what type of IDs Facebook can use to confirm your identity, please review our ID list.
What happens to my ID after I send it to Facebook?
After you send us a copy of your ID, it'll be stored securely while we resolve your issue. We also delete the copy of your ID after 30 days.
Please keep in mind that Facebook uses IDs to confirm that an account belongs to you, and that you're using the name you go by in everyday life on that account. We encourage everyone who sends us an ID to cover up any other information that we don't need to see. The only parts of your ID that we need to see are your name, photo and date of birth.
Learn more about what happens when you send us something from our ID list, and how Facebook protects the privacy and security of your information.
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