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As part of the
advertiser verification program, Google requires advertisers to complete advertiser identity verification.
For identity verification, advertisers are required to submit one of the acceptable documents listed below based on the location their organization is registered in, or resident in if they are an individual.
Organizations are required to submit one of the following registration documents for advertiser identity verification. Acceptable documents include:
- Any document, notice, or letter either issued by the IRS or stamped by the IRS that states your Organization name. Some examples are CP575, 147C, CP299, 988, 937, 1050, 5822, etc.
- Forms submitted to the IRS will only be accepted if a copy of the form is available on the IRS website. Some examples are Forms 8871 and 990. See here (political organizations) and here (tax-exempt organizations) for ways to search for your organization on the IRS website.
- Certificate of Business Incorporation issued by the state where you conduct business activities that states your Organization name.
- Your most recent SEC filing (e.g., 10-K, 10-Q, or 8-K forms) that state the Organization name.
- Business credit reports that state your Organization name from Experian, Equifax, TransUnion, or Dun & Bradstreet.
View example documents
here.
As part of the
advertiser verification program, Google requires advertisers to complete advertiser identity verification.
For identity verification, advertisers are required to submit one of the acceptable documents listed below based on the location their organization is registered in, or resident in if they are an individual.
Organizations are required to submit one of the following registration documents for advertiser identity verification. Acceptable documents include:
- Any document, notice, or letter either issued by the IRS or stamped by the IRS that states your Organization name. Some examples are CP575, 147C, CP299, 988, 937, 1050, 5822, etc.
- Forms submitted to the IRS will only be accepted if a copy of the form is available on the IRS website. Some examples are Forms 8871 and 990. See here (political organizations) and here (tax-exempt organizations) for ways to search for your organization on the IRS website.
- Certificate of Business Incorporation issued by the state where you conduct business activities that states your Organization name.
- Your most recent SEC filing (e.g., 10-K, 10-Q, or 8-K forms) that state the Organization name.
- Business credit reports that state your Organization name from Experian, Equifax, TransUnion, or Dun & Bradstreet.
View example documents
here.