Can I get a Login.gov or ID.me account if I don’t have a mobile phone?
Yes. But you’ll need to use alternate methods to verify your identity and add multifactor authentication (MFA).
For Login.gov: You can verify your identity at a participating U.S. post office. If you don’t have a U.S. phone number at all, you may be able to verify your address by mail.
Learn about verifying in person (Login.gov website)
Learn about verifying by mail (Login.gov website)
For ID.me: You can verify your identity on a video call. You’ll need a computer with a webcam and internet connection. And you’ll need to upload photos of your ID from the computer. Or you can book an appointment to verify your identity in person at a participating location of The UPS Store.
Learn about verifying on a video call (ID.me website)
Learn about in-person verification appointments (ID.me website)
For both accounts: You can choose an MFA method that doesn’t require a mobile phone, like a security key, landline, or backup codes.