We do this to help keep our users safe, and to help prevent others from using your account. How does Uber verify my account and/or identity? We may verify your account and/or identity in various ways. In some countries, Uber allows riders to provide their ID number and/or take a photo of their identification card.
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Uber verifies identity to ensure that the driver who picks you up is the person they hired and screened. They also use the verification to prevent identity theft.
Uber is required to conduct various levels of KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures to make sure our users are who they say they are by verifying their identities.
Uber Eats will never call, text, or email you to request your password, verification code or banking details. Please be cautious of anybody contacting you for this information.
Offenses that can result in account deactivation include carrying out-of-date vehicle information, disobeying traffic laws, misusing the app through account sharing, and using the app while under the age of 18. Even if the person who orders a ride is over 18, minors are not allowed to ride unaccompanied.
Uber's 2 step verification is an optional feature that adds an additional layer of security to your Uber account upon login. It will ask you to input a one-time authentication code in addition to your Uber account password.
Originally Answered: Why is Uber taking so long to process my application? Uber needs to be sure that all of the Driver Requirements and the Vehicle Requirements are met. (as it appears you are applying for Driver; from your question). You might speed it up somewhat by using the 'Help' feature in the driver app.
In order for vendors to complete your background check report and provide Uber with the results, they need to verify the information with county courthouses. If a courthouse doesn't provide electronic court records or are experiencing delays due to COVID-19 restrictions, this can cause delays.