Already Have a BCeID? Manage your BCeID account, such as: Update your contact information, user ID, password, login preferences; Update your businesses preferences and manage business BCeID accounts; Use the activation code you received in the mail to complete your Business BCeID registration process

There are three types of BCeID accounts. Already know what type you want to register for?

If you have questions, comments or suggestions about one of the services you access with your BCeID, please contact them. Contact information can be found in our service directory or directly on their website.

Your business type will determine how it's completed - online, in person, by mail, or with assistance from BCeID. Registration is a two-step process. It's started online and must be completed in-person to prove your identity within 60 days.

For Personal BCeID, contact the Service BC Help Desk. You may need to visit a BCeID Point of Service location. If you're a Basic BCeID user, you'll need to register for a new Basic BCeID. Can I change my password or user ID? Yes. Both items can be changed in the Manage Account section of the site when you are logged in. Identity-related Questions

The BCeID Program allows businesses to have more than one Business BCeID account, each with a set of defined privileges, known as a role. Each role represents an increasing level of responsibility or authority.

Personal BCeID Accounts are comprised of a User Login ID created by the Subscriber ("Login ID"); and The Subscriber wishes to obtain a Personal BCeID Account to access e-Services. NOW THEREFORE the parties agree as follows.

During online registration, you may be instructed to go to a BCeID Point of Service location to prove your identity. Not all registrations require you to go to a Point of Service location.

The Province's BCeID service facilitates Subscribers obtaining electronic identification in order to access various electronic services ("e-Services") offered by the Province, and by "government bodies" as defined in the Financial Administration Act (B.C.) and other entities as designated by the Province from time to time for the purposes of ...

The Partnership Act describes two main types of partnerships - general partnership and limited partnership. For the purposes of BCeID select General Partnership only if you are registering this type of company. If you are registering a limited partnership or a limited liability partnership please select Other. BC Corporation