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What is a Primary ID?

A Primary ID is an ID with your name and a photo of yourself.

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When opening a Stable address, we need to file a USPS 1583 form to comply with USPS federal requirements. To verify your identity, this form requires you to provide a Primary ID.

You do not need to be a U.S. citizen to open a Stable account, and you can use a passport or photo ID from a different country.

Your Primary ID must include your name and a photo of yourself. Valid forms of Primary ID include:

  • US Driver's License

  • Uniformed Service ID

  • Passport

  • Certificate of Naturalization

  • U.S. Access Card

  • Matricula Consular

  • U.S. Permanent Resident Card

  • U.S. University ID

  • NEXUS Card

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