Github school verification #207744
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A faculty credential can prove identity without proving current employment, which is why the image may be insufficient. GitHub's teacher guidance says to reapply with a different document when the upload does not clearly establish current school affiliation. The strongest alternative is a recent employment verification letter on school letterhead. It should show:
A current faculty ID can also work if it contains an expiration date or active academic year. A recent pay statement may establish employment, but redact salary, tax, bank, employee-number, address, and other unnecessary personal fields while leaving your name, institution, role, and date visible. When you reapply, select Faculty, use the verified school-issued email if your institution provides one, and upload a new clear image rather than the previously rejected photo. Do not post the credential or employment document in this public thread. |
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🏷️ Discussion Type
Bug
💬 Feature/Topic Area
Verification Help & Guidance
Hi everyone,
how can I demonstrate that I'm a teacher if the camera gets a photo of my credential that is not enough for GitHub to verify?
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