Yes, but you will need to have a U.S. address.
No SSN or ITIN with a U.S. Address
Suppose you don't have a Social Security number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) but you do have a U.S. home address. In that case, you can select “I don't have an SSN/ITIN” during the authentication workflow. You will be offered the selfie comparison option to verify your identity.
No SSN, ITIN, or U.S. Address
However, suppose you don't have a SSN, ITIN, or a U.S. address. In that case, you will not be able to verify your identity through Proof. Proof requires both signers to have a U.S. address to generate questions for the identity verification requirement.
Possible Solutions
If you have any U.S. address that may be associated with your identity, then Proof recommends entering this to try and generate questions.
If you can't generate those questions after entering the required information, Proof's system will proceed with an alternative verification method that includes biometric verification. However, you will still need to enter a U.S. address to verify your I.D. once captured through Proof's platform.
Ultimately, if you do not have a U.S. address, you will need to sign and notarize your agreement in person with a U.S. notary or at a U.S. Embassy.
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