In order to log into University of Washington systems, you need a username called a NetID or UWNetID. You may already have one if you have a relationship with the University of Washington as a program participant, student, or employee, or are a current or former employee of UW Medicine, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, or Fred Hutchinson.

If you have already started an application to the University of Washington, you likely were given a UWNetID that way.

If you can't remember if you have a NetID or you know you have one but can not remember what it is, try using the Find Your UW NetID tool. Do not request a new NetID.

If you ever had a UWNetID, but you haven't logged in during the past 12 months, you can reset the password and "reactivate" it using this link.

By completing this form you are certifying that you don't have, and have never had, a UWNetID assigned to you.

WAC 478-121-110 lists “Acts of dishonesty” that are prohibited by state law.  Disciplinary sanctions, including permanent separation from the university, can be imposed for “Knowingly furnishing false information to any university official;" or “Providing dishonest or misleadingly incomplete information or answers on application forms or in response to other official university requests for information." 

Enter your name exactly as it appears on your birth certificate or passport.  This is a legal record.

Select a year to shift the range of years available in the picker.

If you have any of the listed types of valid government issued ID, providing it is required. Failure to do so may violate WAC 478-121-110.

Failing to provide the number of your indicated identity document is required. Failure to do so may violate WAC 478-121-110.

Do not make multiple requests. Requests are addressed individually and may take a business day or more to process. Please be patient. If you have made a request and not received a response within 2 business days, please check your email spam folder and then direct any questions to bizinfo@uw.edu