You need to present your government-issued photo ID to the proctor via your webcam before starting the exam. This is a standard identity verification process to ensure that the registered candidate is the one taking the exam. There is no requirement to upload a soft copy or submit any document in advance—simply holding the ID up to your webcam when prompted will suffice. The ID must be valid, clearly visible, and contain Western (English) characters. Acceptable forms of ID typically include a passport, driver's license, or any other government-issued identification that meets the exam provider’s requirements. The proctor will check your ID in real time, and you will also need to consent to having your photo taken for verification purposes. Failure to provide an acceptable ID may result in denial of entry to the exam, with no option for rescheduling or refund. To avoid any last-minute issues, it’s best to review the exam provider’s guidelines in advance and test your webcam to ensure clear visibility of your ID. If you have any concerns about ID requirements, contacting support beforehand would be a good precautionary step.
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