Elevate Pay For RemotePass Users: Guide to Documents and Setup

Elevate Pay For RemotePass Users: Guide to Documents and Setup
Elevate Pay For RemotePass Users: Guide to Documents and Setup
Elevate Pay For RemotePass Users: Guide to Documents and Setup
Mesan Ali

17 de out. de 2025

17 de out. de 2025

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If you’re employed or freelancing through RemotePass and want to get paid via Elevate Pay, you’ll need to complete a verification process first. This step is essential to keep your account secure and ensure compliance with financial regulations.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the required documents, country-specific requirements, and common mistakes to avoid. Whether you’re in Pakistan, Bangladesh, or Egypt, this guide will help you get verified quickly and avoid delays.

While RemotePass manages your contracts and payouts, Elevate Pay requires a separate document verification step before your account can be activated.

What Do You Need to Provide?

To set up your Elevate Pay account, you’ll need to upload three types of documents:

  1. Proof of Income

  2. Proof of Address

  3. Proof of Identity

The specific ID document may vary depending on your country, but the process is the same across regions.

Document Overview for RemotePass Users

Document Type

Pakistan

Bangladesh

Egypt

Proof of Income

RemotePass employment contract

RemotePass employment contract

RemotePass employment contract

Proof of Address

Bank statement / Utility bill

Bank statement / Utility bill

Bank statement / Utility bill

Proof of ID

Passport / NIC

Passport / Old NID / New Smart NID

Passport

What Makes a Document Acceptable?

To ensure a smooth verification process:

  • Your full name and address must be clearly visible on the document.

  • Bank statements and bills must be issued within the last 90 days.

  • Always upload original documents in PDF or scanned copies — no screenshots.

  • Your ID must be valid and not expired.

  • The details on your RemotePass profile should match your ID exactly.

What is “Proof of Income” on RemotePass?

When you’re hired through RemotePass, you sign a digital contract that outlines your role, payment details, and terms of employment. This contract serves as your official proof of income for Elevate Pay.

You can download your contract directly from the RemotePass dashboard under the Contracts tab.

Your proof of income should ideally show:

  • Your name

  • Client’s or employer’s name/company

  • Payment rate and terms

  • Signatures or digital approval

Country-Specific Requirements

Pakistan

  • Proof of ID: Passport or NIC

  • Proof of Income: RemotePass employment contract (PDF)

  • Proof of Address: Bank statement or utility bill

Bangladesh

  • Proof of ID: Passport, Old NID, or New Smart NID

  • Proof of Income: RemotePass employment contract (PDF)

  • Proof of Address: Bank statement or utility bill with your full name and address

Egypt

  • Proof of ID: Passport

  • Proof of Income: RemotePass employment contract (PDF)

  • Proof of Address: Utility bill or bank statement with your name and address

Document Preparation Tips

Here are a few tips on how to arrange and upload your documents to ensure successful verification:

  • Use a scanner or a high-quality camera to avoid blurry images.

  • Save all files in PDF format where possible.

  • Ensure your RemotePass profile name matches your ID exactly.

  • Only use valid, recent documents — expired or outdated ones won’t be accepted.

Mistakes to Avoid

  • Submitting expired passports or IDs

  • Uploading cropped or low-quality images

  • Using documents with mismatched names (RemotePass vs ID)

  • Providing proof of address without your full name and current address

Need Help?

If you’re unsure about your documents or encounter upload issues, Elevate Pay Support can help you. You can:

  • Use the live chat option during onboarding

  • Reach out directly to the support team for assistance with:

    • Checking if your RemotePass contract is acceptable

    • Formatting your documents correctly

    • Troubleshooting rejected uploads