no licence , no passport

[Peewee Musytari]

You only need Age Verification for access to a very small number of places, for the majority of adult content in SL, Account Verification is enough. To get account verified you just need to add payment info to your account. If you are outside of the US you have to actually buy the minimum amount of L$ on Lindex to get the info onto your account, if you are in the US you can just add the info.

Once you are successfully verified you can adjust your maturity rating in your prefernences.

[Peewee Musytari]

You only need Age Verification for access to a very small number of places, for the majority of adult content in SL, Account Verification is enough. To get account verified you just need to add payment info to your account. If you are outside of the US you have to actually buy the minimum amount of L$ on Lindex to get the info onto your account, if you are in the US you can just add the info.

Once you are successfully verified you can adjust your maturity rating in your prefernences.

[Identity Euler]

The lack of Age Verification may be still a problem when the parcel has set Age Verification required.

[LoveAngeL Lyre]

Hello jules. If you havent passport or driving licence, use your national ID card number. Alternatively you can have access in some adult regions (not all) if you buy lindens using credit card or paypal. The process is the following:

Log in to your Account page on the Second Life website.Select Billing Information under the Account section on the left side of the page.Select Update Credit Card Info or Continue to PayPal.Enter either a credit card number or a verified PayPal account.

[Peewee Musytari]

Yup, that was the small number of places I referred to. Most adult land that is open for public access is not actually set to require age verification, because the owners have realised it significantly cuts their traffic, since so many people can`t actually get age verified.

[Innula Zenovka]

Depends what country you're in, jules.  Residents of Northern Ireland (and, for all I know, of other parts of the UK) in your position have reported success using their National Insurance number, for example, (but I don't know if that still works).   But that's not much help if you're not in NI, any more than would be an equivalent fix that works for the French (if there is one) would be much use for a German resident and vice versa.