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When the Principal, Principal Consent, or Responsible Official authorizes someone in their firm to access e-services, does the designee receive their own log-in credentials

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Yes, when the Principal, Principal Consent, or Responsible Official authorizes someone in their firm to access e-services, the designee receives their own log-in credentials. All designees must register for e-services, and they can do this either before or after being authorized. Once registered, they will use their own login credentials to access the e-services products they are authorized to use.

Sources:
Publication 3823
Publication 4164 (10/2023)
Publication 4206
Publication 3112 (11/2023)
CC-2010-014

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