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Ohio's Digital Identity. One State. One Account. Register once, use across many State of Ohio websites. Create account. Log In. OHID. Password. Forgot your OHID or password? Having trouble ? Get OHID Help. This system contains State of Ohio and United States government information and is restricted to authorized users ONLY.
People with an OHID account can access multiple State applications, entering their username and password one time, creating a seamless digital experience from any device. Create or Manage an OH|ID. OHID offers a single entrance point to multiple state agency systems for people and businesses.
An OHID is an online user account that provides a secure, personalized experience for Ohioans to interact with multiple state agencies, programs, and services, all with a single username and password.
The Ohio Department of Administrative Services reserves the right, in the event of a violation of law or State of Ohio policy, or as a result of any suspicious activity occurring on your OH|ID account, to refuse service, terminate accounts, remove or edit content on Ohid.ohio.gov, or cancel transactions related to your OH|ID account.
An OHID is an online user account that provides a secure, personalized experience for Ohioans to interact with multiple state agencies, programs, and services—all with a single username and password. OHID was developed by the Ohio Department of Administrative Services’ InnovateOhio Platform.
OHID will affect customers who log in to the BWC website with their e-account; however, it does not impact access to the BWC Learning Center, Grant Portal, and Oracle Cloud (OIA). Customers will continue to use their current login credentials for these services.
OHID is a service run by the State of Ohio that complies withstate information technology policiesand federal NIST 800-53 and NIST 800-63 AAL2 guidelines to protect your privacy and security. We only ask for personal information when we need it. To secure your OHID account, we need your legal name, email address, and date of birth.
