Verify your identity
Identity verification confirms that a Kaharagian national matches an identity document. It is separate from creating a K-Connect account and separate from petitioning for nationality.
Who can use it
The current ePortal verification service is available to signed-in Kaharagian nationals. It is required before applying for a National Identity Card. Other ePortal services apply their own eligibility rules; do not assume verification is required unless the service says so.
How it works
- Sign in and open Identity Verification.
- Start a session with the State's identity-verification provider, currently Stripe Identity.
- Present an accepted identity document and take the live photo requested on your device.
- Return to the ePortal after the provider finishes.
A successful result is attached to your State record. The ePortal displays the verification date and, where recorded, its expiry date.
Verification is currently free. The ePortal shows a list price of US$3 but states that the fee is waived while the service is being built out.
The provider collects the evidence shown in its own verification flow. Follow that flow rather than preparing extra address, nationality, or translated documents that the ePortal has not requested.
For processing information, read the ePortal Privacy Notice. If the service fails or returns an unexpected result, open a ticket in the ePortal inbox.