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• Check you have successfully enrolled in your degree (course) and enrolled in at least one subject. Read how to check your enrolment.
• If you have only just enrolled, wait at least 24 hours before attempting to log into CaptureME.
• Try using a different browser and/or clearing your browser cache.

If you are still unable to access CaptureME, please contact Stop 1.

• Try reducing the image size before you attempt to re-upload your photo.
• Try uploading the image from a file rather than directly from a phone or device

If your photo doesn't meet the requirements, you will receive an email confirming your photo hasn't been approved and be prompted to submit another photo.

You must meet the following requirements to have your photo approved:

• Plain white background
• Eyes should be clearly visible
• Must look straight into the camera
• Colour photo only
• No hat, no sunglasses
• No head covering, except on religious grounds
• No digital enhancements or editing of the photo.

To see examples of approved photos visit the student card webpage.

Please check your spam or junk folders for confirmation emails from CaptureME, as we are currently experiencing issues with emails not being received in the main inbox. If you are still unable to locate this email 5 business days after submission, please contact Stop 1.

Students who successfully verify their identity online will have their student card sent to them by post. Delivery of your card may take around four to five weeks. If you haven't received your card after this timeframe:

1. Check my.unimelb to view your 'preferred address'. This is where your student card will be sent.
2. Check your email for updates about your student card.
3. If your student card has not arrived after 5 weeks to your preferred address, please contact Stop 1.

You can upload a certified copy of your passport (or Australian Drivers License for domestic students) in CaptureME.