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Amazon ID Creation: Required Documents for ID Creation

When setting up an Amazon seller account, it's important to have the necessary documents and
information ready. We will focus on the Amazon sales account, as the buyer account is relatively
straightforward to create.

Below, we outline the documents and steps required to create a seller account:

1. Passport or ID Card: You'll need a valid passport or an official government-issued ID card.


Make sure it is up-to-date and includes your name in English.

2. Email Address and Mobile Number: Your email address and mobile number will be used for
account verification and communication. Ensure you have access to the email and mobile
number you provide.

3. Utility Bill: A utility bill for your residence will be required as proof of address. Make sure the
bill is in your name and is recent.

4. Bank Statement: You will need to provide a bank statement, which can be either for a debit
card or a credit card. The bank statement serves as additional proof of address and helps verify
that you have a bank account. Amazon is primarily interested in the topmost portion of your
statement, which includes your name, account number, and address. You can blur out
transaction details if you prefer not to disclose them.

5. Credit Card or Debit Card: Amazon typically prefers a credit card, but some debit cards from
certain banks are accepted. It's advisable to use a Visa or Mastercard to avoid potential issues.

Important Considerations:

- Your ID card or passport should have your name displayed in English. If your ID card is in Urdu
only, consider applying for an English version.
- Ensure your debit or credit card is either a Visa or Mastercard to minimize potential problems
during the registration process.

- Amazon is now accessible in Pakistan, allowing you to create a seller account from Pakistan
using your Pakistani passport, utility bill, bank statement, and either a debit or credit card.

Additional Notes:

Please refrain from attempting to create an Amazon seller account immediately after this
lecture. Detailed practical guidance on creating an account will be provided in the next Lecture.
Remember that you are currently in the learning phase, and you should create seller accounts
only on behalf of clients. Attempting to create an account for yourself may lead to issues, and
once suspended, it can be challenging to reinstate your account. Practical demonstrations will
be provided in the upcoming Lectures.

Creating seller accounts for clients as a virtual assistant or freelancer on platforms like Upwork
and Fiverr will also be covered later in the course. This knowledge will be useful in case you
need to assist clients in creating their Amazon seller accounts.

12 - Amazon ID Creation: Step by step Guide for ID Creation


Creating an Amazon seller account is essential if you intend to sell products on Amazon. Here's
a step-by-step guide on how to create an Amazon seller account:

1. Go to Amazon Seller Central:


- Open your web browser and search for "Amazon Seller Central."

2. Select the Appropriate Region:


- Click on the relevant Amazon Seller Central link for your region (e.g., Amazon.com for the
USA).

3. Click on "Sign Up":


- On the Seller Central page, click on the "Sign Up" button. This is where you start the process
of creating your Amazon seller account.

4. Provide Personal Information:


- You'll need to enter your personal information, including your name, email address, and
create a password for your Amazon seller account. This email address will be used for account
verification and communication.
5. Verify Your Email:
- After providing your email address, Amazon will send you a verification code. Check your
email, enter the code in the verification field, and click "Verify."

6. Document Verification:
- You will need to provide certain documents for verification.
These typically include:
- Valid Government-Issued ID: You can use your ID card, driver's license, or passport.
Ensure your ID displays your name in English.
- Recent Bank Account or Credit Card Statement: This statement is used to verify that
you have a bank account. You can blur out transaction details, keeping only the top portion
showing your name and account.
- Chargeable Credit Card: Amazon may charge monthly fees for using its services. You'll
need a credit card, preferably Visa or Mastercard, for this purpose.
- Mobile Number: You'll need a mobile number to receive verification codes.

7. Select Your Business Location:


- Choose the country or region where you are conducting your business or where your client's
business is located.

8. Provide Business Type:


- Indicate whether you're operating as an individual or a business entity. If you're working on
behalf of a client, select the appropriate option.
9. Agree to Terms and Conditions:
- Review and agree to Amazon's terms and conditions.

10. Enter Citizenship and Birth Details:


- Provide your country of citizenship and your place of birth.

11. Provide ID Information:


- If you're using a passport or ID card for verification, enter the relevant information, such as
the country of issue, passport or ID number, and the expiration date.
12. Address Details:
- Enter your address information, including your postal code, address line, city, and state or
region if applicable.

13. Verify Mobile Number:


- Amazon will send a verification code to your mobile number. Enter the code to verify your
mobile number.

14. Enter Credit Card Information:


- Input your credit card details, including the 16-digit card number, expiration date, and the
name of the cardholder.
15. Complete the Process:
- Review all the information you've provided for accuracy and click "Finish" or "Submit" to
complete the process.

Important Note:
- It's crucial not to attempt to create an Amazon seller account for yourself unless you have
clients who request your assistance. Once an email address, mobile number, or document
information is associated with Amazon, it cannot be used again for account creation. Attempting
to create an account for personal use may result in being permanently blacklisted by Amazon.

This guide provides a detailed overview of the process for creating an Amazon seller account,
whether for your own business or on behalf of clients. Always ensure you follow Amazon's
guidelines and provide accurate information during the registration process.

13 - Amazon ID Creation: What is Child Account and its ID Creation?


A child account on Amazon is a restricted access account created within a parent account.
Here's an explanation of what a child account is, why it's created, its importance, and its
purposes:

1. Definition of a Child Account:


- A child account is a subset of a parent Amazon account, and it has limited access and
permissions compared to the parent account. When you or your client create an Amazon ID with
restricted privileges, it is referred to as a child account.

2. Purpose of Child Accounts:


- Child accounts are created to manage and control access to specific functionalities and
information on Amazon. The primary reasons for using child accounts include:

3. Control and Security:


- Child accounts offer a higher level of control and security. They allow the parent account
holder to limit access to sensitive information and crucial account settings. This prevents
unauthorized changes to critical account details.

4. Task Delegation:
- Child accounts are often used to delegate specific tasks or responsibilities to employees,
virtual assistants, or third-party service providers. For example, a parent account holder can
grant access to a virtual assistant to manage product listings, PPC campaigns, or other tasks
without exposing sensitive financial information.

5. Minimize Risk:
- By creating child accounts with restricted permissions, account owners can minimize the risk
of fraud, data breaches, or unauthorized changes to account settings. This is especially
important when working with multiple individuals or service providers.

6. Customized Access:
- The parent account holder can customize the level of access granted to child accounts. This
means that different users may have access to different tools and features based on their
specific responsibilities.

7. Protection of Key Information:


- Vital account information, such as payment details, bank accounts, and sensitive business
data, can be safeguarded within the parent account, limiting access to only trusted individuals.

8. Task Efficiency:
- Child accounts streamline task delegation and management. Users with limited access can
focus on their assigned responsibilities, improving overall task efficiency.

9. Prevention of Unauthorized Changes:


- Child accounts prevent unauthorized changes to critical settings, such as email addresses,
mobile numbers, and bank accounts. This reduces the risk of fraudulent activities.

10. Amazon Seller Management:


- When managing an Amazon seller account, child accounts can be assigned specific roles
and permissions related to product listings, advertising campaigns, and inventory management.

In summary, child accounts in Amazon provide a secure and controlled way to delegate tasks,
manage responsibilities, and protect sensitive information. They are instrumental in ensuring
that specific users or service providers can efficiently perform their duties without compromising
the overall integrity and security of the Amazon seller account.

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