At the address step of the identity verification process, you are asked to upload a residence certificate obtained from e-Devlet (the Turkish e-Government portal). If you cannot find or upload the document, or the document is not accepted, the steps in this article help you resolve the issue.
For address verification, a residence certificate obtained from e-Devlet and issued within the last 1 month is uploaded in PDF format. The description on the screen says: "To verify with your residence address, please upload a residence certificate obtained from e-Government and issued within the last 1 month. By uploading the residence certificate, you declare that you reside at the address stated on the document." The document must be registered in your own name.
The Residence certificate section on the app screen lists the steps. To obtain the document:
Note: Each inquiry produces a new document with a current date; no extra fee or application is needed
On the Verify your address screen in the app, the upload area says Upload your document here and below it there is the reminder "Upload your document in PDF format." After you select the file, tap the Verify address information button. If you get an error, you can upload a different file with Choose another file.
The warning you see on the screen tells you the reason:
| What you see on the screen | What you should do |
|---|---|
| This file format is not supported. Please upload your document in PDF format | Upload the PDF file you downloaded from e-Devlet; a screenshot or a photo is not accepted |
| File size cannot exceed 10 MB | Upload the original PDF you downloaded from e-Devlet again |
| Barcode could not be read — "The barcode on the PDF is not clearly visible. Please download a fresh document from e-Government and upload it again" | Download a new document from e-Devlet; do not upload a low-resolution copy |
| Document is over 1 month old — "Please upload a document downloaded from e-Government within the last month" | Download a current document |
| Document could not be verified — "e-Government could not find this document" | Download the document from e-Devlet again and upload it |
| This document does not belong to you | The ID number on the document does not match your account; upload a document registered in your own name |
| This is not a residence certificate | You have uploaded a different e-Devlet document; use the residence certificate |
| Document not recognized | The document was not recognized as a valid e-Devlet document; download and upload it again |
The document you upload is verified instantly through e-Devlet. For this reason the duration and the success of the verification depend on the availability of e-Devlet at that moment.
If the verification times out, this does not mean your document was rejected. What you need to do is wait a while and try again:
Note: A verification timeout is not a Paribu malfunction; it means e-Devlet could not be reached at that moment
If the residence certificate is not visible on e-Devlet, there may be an issue with your address record:
If you are in the identity verification flow, the Verify later button is available on the screen and you can skip the address step. If the identity and liveness verification are complete, you can perform some operations; however, your transactions remain limited until the address verification is complete.
When address verification is required, you see the Verify your address direction on the app home screen: "You need to verify your address as per regulations."
If you still cannot upload the document despite applying the steps above, you can contact Paribu Support: 0850 303 60 00
You can obtain it from the Yerleşim Yeri ve Diğer Adres Belgesi Sorgulama service on e-Devlet. The document is produced digitally and downloaded in PDF format.
It is enough for the document to have been obtained within the last 1 month. If this period has not passed, you can use the document you downloaded earlier.
No. Only the original PDF produced by e-Devlet is accepted; screenshot and photo uploads are rejected.
No. The ID number on the document must match your account. Otherwise you get the This document does not belong to you warning.
No. A timeout does not mean your document was rejected; it shows that e-Devlet could not be reached at that moment. You can try again with the same document after a while.
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