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- myGov Home | myGov
If you already have a myGov account, you don't need to create a new one Find support Explore what help is available to support you through different stages of your life
- Sign in to myGov | myGov
There are 3 sign in options for myGov You can sign in using one of: Digital ID; a passkey; myGov sign in details
- myGov sign in help | myGov
You won’t be able to sign in to your myGov account using your Digital ID, passkey or app until you unlock your account If your account is locked, follow these steps: Enter your myGov username or email address , and password on the sign in page
- Use myGov Sign in details | myGov
Find out how to set up your 2 factor authentication option and use your myGov sign in details You’ll set up a username, password and a 2 factor authentication option when you create your myGov account
- Manage sign in details - myGov
Sign in to your myGov account When prompted to change your password, select Update password Enter your current password, your new password and re-enter your new password
- Sign in with Digital ID - myGov
If you can’t sign in using myGov sign in details, you can use a Digital ID with a Strong identity strength to recover access to your myGov account Find out about identity strength and how to set up the myID app on the myD website
- myGov website | myGov
Creating a myGov account allows you to link and access the government services you need, in one place Having a myGov account also means you can: get secure messages in your myGov Inbox from participating services linked to your myGov account
- About myGov | myGov
myGov is run by Services Australia Access government services With a myGov account, you can access services from: Australian Taxation Office; Centrelink; Child Support; Department of Health Applications Portal; Department of Veterans' Affairs; HousingVic Online Services; Individual Healthcare Identifiers service; Medicare; My Aged Care; My
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