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6.2.3 Change Security Questions

Users can set security questions to allow them to reset their passwords. When a user logs into his or her E-Verify account for the first time, E-Verify will automatically prompt the user to complete these questions. Users who need to change their security questions should follow the steps in Change Security Questions – Process Overview.

Change Security Questions - Process Overview

  • From Profile, select Change Security Questions.

Change Security Questions

  • Select a question from the drop down list and enter the answer in the field below. Fields with a red asterisk (*) are required fields.

Enter Password Challenge Questions and Answers

  • Click Submit. A confirmation message will be displayed.
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