ID Check Process for Out-of-State Shared Branching
As a member of Marine Credit Union, you have access to other credit unions across the country through the Co-Op shared branching network.
The next time you travel out of state and use a shared branch, you’ll experience IDCheck — a digital way for credit unions to more efficiently process your personal information.
As always, please bring your government issued ID and Marine Credit Union account number. But, instead of filling out your information on paper, you’ll experience IDCheck where you will:
- Scan the QR code found at the branch with your phone to start the process
- Find “Marine Credit Union” in the dropdown menu that appears
- Follow the prompts that request your information
- Take a photo of your ID followed by an in-person selfie
(See screenshots below.)
FAQs
The member scans a QR code with a smart device or smart phone.
The requirement for IDCheck usage applies to any cash or check withdrawal using an out-of-state ID. Passports are considered out-of-state.
Only under exceptional circumstances, such as the Amish population, will the traditional method be available for use with withdrawal limitations.
Visiting members must present valid identification.
Once authenticated, the member can opt in to storing their validation. Please refer to Socure’s privacy policy: https://www.socure.com/privacy to see how information is stored and used.
The member needs to go through the verification process again since IDCheck correlates verification to the device.
The member needs to go through the verification process again.
While military IDs are a valid ID, they are not supported in IDCheck due to federal regulation that does not allow federal IDs to be copies or photographed.
IDCheck supports valid state-issued ID cards for minors.
