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Acceptable Documents for Identity, Address, and Legal Entity Verification in Paraguay

Below are the acceptable documents required by Stripe for users in Paraguay.

Updated over 3 months ago

If you use Stripe in Paraguay, you must provide specific documents to verify your identity, address, and legal entity.

Common Requirements:

  1. Document Format:

    • Document copies and scans must be in PDF format, taken directly from the original document. They must not be processed, converted, or embedded in other files.

    • Photos of physical documents must be the original, unprocessed image in JPEG or PNG format.

    • Screenshots are not acceptable.

    • If the back side of a document contains required information, include it using the document_back parameter when submitting via the Stripe API.

  2. Image Quality:

    • Photos and scans of Photo IDs must be in color.

    • Photos of paper documents must be in color, while scans of paper documents (not Photo IDs) may be black and white.

    • Ensure all images are clear, high-quality, and legible.

    • Documents must not be cropped or missing important pages. All borders must be visible.

  3. Document Validity:

    • Identity and legal entity documents must not be expired.

  4. Special Case:

    • If the country of residence differs from the country of the account, a passport is required for identity verification.


Acceptable Documents in Paraguay:

  1. Proof of Identity:

    • Cédula de Identidad (National ID card) or Passport (for foreign residents).

    • Paraguayan citizens are encouraged to use their Cédula de Identidad as the primary document for identity verification.

  2. Proof of Address:

    • Utility bills (water, electricity, gas), bank statements, or government-issued correspondence.

    • The address must match the one registered with your Stripe account.

  3. Proof of Legal Entity:

    • RUC (Registro Único del Contribuyente), company registration certificates, or corporate bylaws.

    • These documents must display the official name of the entity and the country of registration.

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