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🌿 Become ID-Verified with WWOOF-USA

Dec 16, 2023

Thanks for your interest in becoming ID-verified! Getting verified is a simple step that helps build trust between WWOOFers and hosts. Here’s how it works:

✅ What You’ll Need:

To complete the process, please provide a photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport) for:

WWOOFers:

  • Yourself
  • Your WWOOFing partner (if you have a joint account)

Hosts:

  • Yourself
  • Any other adults in your household or those who will be interacting directly with WWOOFers

🔐 How to Send Your ID:

Click the secure link below to upload your ID(s) using our encryption service, SendSafely.
đŸ‘‰đŸŒ Submit your ID securely here

  • Your ID is viewed only by WWOOF staff
  • We do not store or keep copies—your ID is deleted after viewing
  • Once reviewed, your profile will be marked as “ID-Verified” with a special badge

đŸ‘€ Name Matching:

Your profile name must match the name on your ID in order to be verified.
If you use a nickname, no problem! We can list it in parentheses next to your legal name—just let us know.

Questions? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help.

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