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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2019 blue verification in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Section A, which requires your personal information such as your name, NAU ID number, phone number, and NAU email. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
  3. Move to Section B for family information. Depending on your status as a dependent or independent student, list all relevant household members and their relationship to you. Include details about any college enrollment for household members.
  4. In Section C, provide your tax forms and income information. Indicate whether you filed a federal IRS income tax return for 2017 and attach necessary documents like W-2s if applicable.
  5. If you are a dependent student, complete Section D regarding your parents' tax forms and income information similarly to Section C.
  6. Finally, review Section E where you will sign the form. Ensure all fields are filled; if something does not apply, enter 0 or N/A. Remember that incomplete forms cannot be processed.

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Yes, you can purchase the Instagram bluetick or verified badge for Rs. 699 a month. There are multiple benefits to getting the verification on Instagram. 1.
Requirements to apply for a verified badge In addition to following our terms of service and Community Standards, Pages and profiles need to be: Authentic: Represent a real person, registered business or entity. Unique: Be the only presence of this person or business.
To meet the eligibility criteria to apply for the blue checkmark, your Instagram account must meet the following criteria for verification: The Account Must Be Authentic: The Account Must Be Unique: The Account Must Be Public: The Account Must Be Complete: The Account Must Be Notable:
Who gets a blue checkmark? The blue checkmark is typically given to accounts that are of public interest, such as those belonging to celebrities, public figures, or brands. It is meant to help users identify which accounts are legitimate and which are not, as there are many accounts on social media platforms.
On April 20, 2023, Twitter (known as X since July 2023) began removing verification status for notable individuals, causing a controversy among Twitter users. The websites system was altered, allowing any individual to receive verification for a monthly fee, an act which saw significant criticism.

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How do I get verified? Your account must represent a real person, registered business or entity. Your account must be the unique presence of the person or business it represents. Only one account per person or business may be verified, with exceptions for language-specific accounts.
The blue checkmark is typically given to accounts that are of public interest, such as those belonging to celebrities, public figures, or brands. It is meant to help users identify which accounts are legitimate and which are not, as there are many accounts on social media platforms.

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