Login.gov is a FedRAMP moderate approved multifactor authentication and identity proofing platform that makes online interactions with the U.S. government simple, efficient and intuitive.
Once you have successfully integrated your application with the Login.gov environment, users start at your application and are redirected back to Login.gov via OpenID Connect (OIDC) or SAML protocols.
The attributes you pass into your application request will determine if the request will be processed at Identity Assurance Level 1 (IAL1) or as an identity proofed account. Identity proofed accounts require the user to complete additional steps to verify their identity in addition to the Multifactor Authentication (MFA). Login.gov continues to work toward achieving certification of compliance with NIST’s IAL2 standard from a third-party assessment organization.
New users will create an account corresponding to the identity assurance level requested. Returning users will present their existing Login.gov credentials to authenticate with Login.gov. A new user to your application will consent to their information being shared with your application upon creating an account.
Upon successful completion of the account creation and authentication, users will be redirected back to your application with the user attributes that correspond to their user level.
With the attributes provided by Login.gov, your application will handle authorization of the user and assign roles and permissions.
Service provider configuration
This is the configuration for your application within Login.gov’s identity provider. In the sandbox environment, you will be able to determine the configuration yourself and decide what is the best fit for your needs. In the Login.gov production environment, we will manage the final configuration. To configure a test application in the sandbox environment:
Create an account in the Login.gov dashboard. From here you will be able to test various configurations and determine what is right for your agency.
Select between OIDC or SAML protocol implementation protocols and understand which user attributes are required.
Is Login.gov a federal agency? Login.gov is not a standalone federal agency. We are a program of the General Services Administration (GSA), an agency of the U.S. federal government.
Taxpayers as of July 14 are required to sign in or register with either of the IRS' credential service providers, Login.gov or ID.me, to access the FATCA Registration System.
In the Admin Console, go to Security > Identity Providers.Select Add Identity Provider and then select Login.gov IdP (Sandbox) for identity sandbox testing or Login.gov IdP for production.
You can now create your new my Social Security account through our credential service provider (CSP), Login.gov, or you can access your information using your ID.me account if you have one. Login.gov is your one government account for simple, secure, and private access to participating U.S. government agencies.
We'll delete your email address, password, and phone number. You won't be able to sign into partner agencies that require a Login.gov account. You won't lose your information saved with partner agencies, but you will need to create a new Login.gov account.
What you'll need to verify your identity. You'll take a photo of your accepted driver's license or state ID card and enter your personal information to verify your identity online. You may need to take a photo of yourself with a phone to verify your identity online. This is to check that you are the person on your ID.
Login.gov is for secure sign in only. Your Login.gov account does not affect or have any information about your System for Award Management (SAM) account, application, status, membership, or eligibility. Please do not send Login.gov sensitive data about yourself or SAM application.
Visit www.ssa.gov/myaccount to get started. You will have the option to create an account with our preferred credential service provider, Login.gov. You can also access your information with an ID.me account if you have one.
“Login.gov's facial matching capability uses a privacy-preserving approach that compares 'selfies' exclusively with the user's photo ID, and does not use the image for any other purpose,” Davis says.
More In Help. The IRS proactively identifies and stops the processing of potential identity theft returns. You may receive a notice or letter asking you to verify your identity and tax return information with the IRS. This helps prevent an identity thief from getting your refund.
Share: The IRS probably already knows about many of your financial accounts, and the IRS can get information on how much is there. But, in reality, the IRS rarely digs deeper into your bank and financial accounts unless you're being audited or the IRS is collecting back taxes from you.
The Login.gov service offers the public secure and private online access to participating government programs. With one Login.gov account, you can sign into services offered by multiple government agencies. Our goal is to make managing federal benefits, services, and applications easier and more secure.
What if I already have a Login.gov account? If you already have a Login.gov account, you don't need to create a second one. Use your existing Login.gov email address, password and a two-factor authentication method to sign in to [APPLICATION].
Official Status: A . gov domain is specifically reserved for government entities in the United States. By using a . gov domain, a government organization can unequivocally establish its official status, signaling to the public that it is a legitimate and authorized government agency.
Using a security key is more secure than relying on your phone because it has built-in protections against hacking and phishing attacks. Login.gov requires security keys that meet the FIDO (Fast Identity Online) standards. You can add multiple security keys to your account to secure your account.
Login.gov is for secure sign in only. Your Login.gov account does not affect or have any information about your System for Award Management (SAM) account, application, status, membership, or eligibility. Please do not send Login.gov sensitive data about yourself or SAM application.
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