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Two-factor authentication for Public Records

Thomson Reuters is committed to ensuring that your access to Public Records and other sensitive data is safe and secure. That’s why we’re requiring users to implement two-factor authentication.

Two factor authentication is a type of two-step verification that provides a stronger, more robust level of security for users with access to Thomson Reuters public records products.

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Call 1-800-937-8529

Take a few minutes to further safeguard the security of your account.

All authentication options provide the option to trust the device for easy access for 6 months. You can authenticate using:

Thomson Reuters authenticator or online authenticator

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The Thomson Reuters Authenticator App

The Thomson Reuters Authenticator mobile app makes it possible to add a powerful layer of security to protect the confidential data in your Thomson Reuters public records access.

The app enables you to secure your access via two-factor authentication – a process by which you verify your identity when you log in, either by approving a login request in the Authenticator app or by entering a unique numerical code provided by the app. The requirements for two-factor authentication are simply a smartphone or tablet and the Thomson Reuters Authenticator app.

Select an option below to download the Thomson Reuters Authenticator app.

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Update your OnePass account

Two-step authentication is an optional, enhanced setting that keeps your profile secure by requiring a code in addition to your normal password at sign-in. This acts as an extra layer of security to ensure no one else is able to access your profile. Some products require two-step authentication due to secure content.

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CLEAR 2FA guide

Thomson Reuters has implemented Two Factor Authentication (2FA) to improve overall security while conducting public records research. This guide will walk you through how to set up the three different security options available to you. 

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Westlaw 2FA guide

Two Factor Authentication (2FA) keeps your Thomson Reuters Westlaw™ profile secure by requiring a code in addition to your normal OnePass password. This acts as an extra layer of security to ensure no one else is able to access your profile.

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