Create an ID pass with your passport

Important:

An ID pass in Google Wallet isn’t a government-issued ID or a replacement for your physical ID so keep that with you as needed.
ID pass is currently only available in the US.
ID passes don’t support international travel.
You can still use an ID pass at supported TSA checkpoints, even if you do not have a REAL ID driver’s license or state ID.

Requirements to create & use an ID pass

You need a phone with Android 9 or up.
You need a valid US Passport.
To use this feature, you must turn on Bluetooth and Nearby devices.
To use this feature for added security, you must set a screen lock.
This feature is only available in the US.
Your passport cannot be linked to an existing ID pass on Google Wallet on any of your devices.

Create an ID pass

On your Android device, open the Google Wallet app .
At the bottom, tap Add to Google Wallet .
Tap ID U.S. Passport.
Tap Get Started and agree to terms.
Scan your passport info page.
Inside the back cover of your passport, scan the security chip.
- If you’re still having trouble, try these steps.
For verification, record a video of your face.
Tap Continue Done.

Tip: You’ll receive a notification after verification completion.

Remove an ID pass

Important: Your ID pass is saved locally on your device. You can create only one ID pass from a passport.

You can remove your ID pass with either the Google Wallet app, or online at myaccount.google.com.

Remove your ID pass with the Google Wallet app

On your Android device, open the Google Wallet app .
Scroll to find your ID pass.
Tap your ID pass.
At the top right, tap More Remove Remove.

Remove your ID pass online remotely

Go to myaccount.google.com.
Tap Personal info.
Scroll to “IDs”
Tap Manage IDs.
Select the ID you want to remove.
Next to the ID pass, tap Delete .
Confirm that you want to delete your ID pass from your device and Google Account.

Use your ID pass

Important:

You can use your ID pass in Google Wallet at select locations.
An ID pass in Google Wallet isn’t a government-issued ID or a replacement for your physical ID.
You can use your ID pass with TSA security for domestic travel within the US at supported airportseven if you do not have a REAL ID driver’s license or state ID.
ID passes don’t support international travel.

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