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Sign in. Having trouble signing in? Need an account? If you haven't already, you must create and activate a SecureAccess Washington (SAW) account to use our online services. What is SAW? Already have a SAW account? SecureAccess Washington (SAW) is the protected sign-on service for much of Washington state government. You may already have access.
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SAW is used frequently by Washington residents and businesses to apply for a range of services from state agencies, update and report information, and complete secure transactions. The most popular services today are: 1. Paid Family and Medical Leave 2. File a tax return or renew a business license 3. Apply for unemployment benefits Get access to t...
Since SAW is used by so many agencies, you may already have a SAW account and not know it. You can also have multiple SAW accounts with one email address. Check if you already have a SAW account by going to secureaccess.wa.gov, clicking Get Help, and entering your email address in the Username Reminderfield. If you have an account, you will receive...
Go to secureaccess.wa.gov and select Sign up!Enter your personal information in the fields provided. Hint:Providing a secondary email address and a phone number will give you options for completing required security checks in the future.Create a username.The User ID must be 4 to 32 characters and is not case sensitive. You can also use an email address as a username.Create a password. Your password must be at least 10 characters, and include at least three of the following:Since you’ll be using your SAW account to share private information with state agencies, you want it to be secure. That’s why logging into SAW requires two security checks: 1. Enter your username and password and click Login. 2. If you enter the correct username and password, SAW will conduct one more security check by sending you a verification co...
Once you login to your SAW account, you can find and get access to secure services from state agencies. If you have used your SAW account on a state agency website, you will see the service you used listed on your SAW homepage and be able to get back to it from there. Many agencies have one or more secure services that you may or may not be able to...
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