This resource contains answers to frequently asked questions about changes that may affect your use of the UIN login in SSO.
General Questions
Q: Is SSO’s UIN Login Being Removed?
Yes. On November 1, 2026, SSO will no longer support the UIN/password credential.
Q: What changes are happening for Active Employees?
A: All system members now require their current employees to use their university/agency login instead of SSO’s UIN Login.
Q: What changes are happening for New Employees and Former Employees, Including Retirees?
A: System members are now transitioning new employees and former employees to use ID.me instead of SSO’s UIN Login. Check your employer’s status regarding this change.
Q: Why is this being done?
A: This decision is being made for the following reasons:
- The change improves our cybersecurity posture
- The change better protects your private information
- The change improves efficiencies and reduces costs
- The change improves current employee user experience
Employee Questions
Q: When will my employer make the change?
A: The change effective date is determined by your system member’s leadership team. Check your employer’s status regarding this change for more information.
Q: What if I don’t have a university/agency login?
A: Contact your employer member SSO administrator for assistance.
Q: I’m leaving employment with the A&M System – what do I need to do?
A: Before your last day of employment, verify that your primary home email address is correctly entered in Workday. After your last day of work, you will be able to use your UIN login to SSO again. In many cases, the first thing you will do is request a password reset from SSO.
Q: I’m a new hire or former employee and I’ve never heard of ID.me – what do I do?
A: Learn about ID.me and how it works with Single Sign On.
Q: I have questions about ID.me – what are some common questions and answers?
A: Review the ID.me Frequently Asked Questions list.
Administrators and ID.me
If you are a business administrator of the A&M System and have questions about ID.me, learn more about administering ID.me at your institution.