Apple Developer Enrollment for The Apple Developer App on Apple iPhone/ iPad

Welcome to the Apple Developer Enrollment instructions for iPhone / iPad. This will include Adding GTR as an Admin, so GTR can proceed to get your App Live!

Apple Developer App Enrollment Content 

Preparing to set up Apple Developer on iPhone

• Passcode enabled for Apple Product
• Two-Factor Authentication 
• Download the Apple Developer App
• Sign into Apple Developer with Apple ID
• Enroll through the App
• What do I need to Enroll as an Individual Developer Account?
• What do I need to Enroll as an Organization Developer Account?

Enrolling an an Individual Developer Account

1. Enter your Personal Information
2. Verify your Identity
3. Select Entity Type
4. Complete Purchase

Enrolling as an Organization Developer Account

1. Enter your Personal Information
2. Verify your Identity
3. Enter your Organizations Information
4. Complete Enrollment and Purchase

Outside Resources

• Apple Resources
• D-U-N-S Resources

Preparing to set up Apple Developer on iPhone

Passcode enabled on Apple Product

An iPhone or an iPad with Touch ID, Face ID, or a passcode enabled. You must use the same device for the entire enrollment process.

Two-Factor Authentication Turned On

An Apple ID with two-factor authentication turned on. Your Apple ID information must be valid and up to date — including, but not limited to, your first name (given name), last name (family name), address, phone number, trusted phone number, and trusted devices.

 

Download the Apple Developer App

In order to Enroll with Apple Developer, you will need t o first download the Apple Developer App in the Application store of your phone.

Signing into Apple Developer with Apple ID

Once you have downloaded the App

Head to 'Account', and sign in with your Apple ID

Enroll through the App

Now that you have signed in with the Company's Apple ID, you will now need to enroll for the Apple Developer Program.

Enrolling is under the same section as signing into your Apple ID under 'Account'

What do I need to Enroll as an Individual Developer Account?

If you are an individual or sole proprietor/single person business, get started by signing in with your Apple ID with two-factor authentication turned on.

You’ll need to provide basic personal information, including your legal name and address.

What do I need to Enroll as an Organization Developer Account?

If you’re enrolling your organization, you’ll need an Apple ID with two-factor authentication turned on, as well as the following to get started:

• A D-U-N-S® Number

  • Your organization must have a D-U-N-S Number so that we can verify your organization’s identity and legal entity status. These unique nine-digit numbers are assigned by Dun & Bradstreet and are widely used as standard business identifiers. You can check to see if your organization already has a D-U-N-S Number and request one if necessary. They are free in most jurisdictions.

• Legal Entity Status
  • Your organization must be a legal entity so that it can enter into contracts with Apple. We do not accept DBAs, fictitious businesses, trade names, or branches.
• Legal Binding Authority
  • As the person enrolling your organization in the Apple Developer Program, you must have the legal authority to bind your organization to legal agreements.
  • You must be the organization’s owner/founder, executive team member, senior project lead, or an employee with legal authority granted to you by a senior employee.
• A Website
  •  Your organization’s website must be publicly available and the domain name must be associated with your organization.

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Enrolling as an Individual Developer Account

1. Launch the Apple Developer app on the device you want to use for enrollment.
2. Tap the Account tab.
3. Sign in with your Apple ID. This can be different than the Apple ID signed in to your device, but must have two-factor authentication turned on.
4. If prompted, review the Apple Developer Agreement and tap Agree.
5. Tap Enroll Now.
6. Review the program benefits and requirements and tap Continue.

1. Enter your personal information

Enter your first name, last name, and phone number. Your personal legal name will be listed as the seller on the App Store. 

 

2. Verify your Identity

You’ll be asked to verify your identity using your driver’s license or government-issued photo ID

 

1. Capture the front of your photo ID and tap Confirm.
2. Capture the back of your photo ID and tap Confirm
   
   Review your submitted information and tap Continue.

3. Select Entity Type

Select Individual as your entity type.
Review the terms of the Apple Developer Program License Agreement and tap Agree.

4. Complete Purchase

Review your annual membership subscription details and tap the Subscribe button. Membership is provided on an annual basis as an auto-renewable subscription that renews until cancelled. Your purchase will use the payment methods associated with your App Store (iOS 14) or iTunes and App Store (iOS 13.7 or earlier) account.3 A receipt will be emailed to you, and you can resend the receipt to yourself via email at any time from Purchase History
 in Settings. You can cancel your subscription in Settings up to one day before your annual renewal date. Membership fees paid for the year during which you cancel are nonrefundable.

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Enroll as an Organization Developer Account

1. 1. Launch the Apple Developer app on the device you want to use for enrollment.
   2. Tap the Account tab.
   3. Sign in with your Apple ID. This can be different than the Apple ID signed in to your device, but must have two-factor authentication turned on.
   4. If prompted, review the Apple Developer Agreement and tap Agree.
   5. Tap Enroll Now.
   6. Review the program benefits and requirements and tap Continue.

1. Enter your personal information

Enter your first name, last name, and phone number. Your personal legal name will be listed as the seller on the App Store. 

 

2. Verify your Identity

You’ll be asked to verify your identity using your driver’s license or government-issued photo ID

 

• Capture the front of your photo ID and tap Confirm.
• Capture the back of your photo ID and tap Confirm

Review your submitted information and tap Continue.

3. Enter Your Organizations Information

Follow the steps on the next few screens to provide the following information:

1. 1. Entity type.
      1. Make sure that Organization is selected
   2. Legal entity name. We do not accept DBAs, fictitious businesses, trade names, or branches. The legal entity name will appear as the “seller” for apps you distribute. Example: Seller: ABC Company, Inc.
   3. D‑U‑N‑S® Number. Your organization must have a D‑U‑N‑S Number so that we can verify its identity and legal entity status. These unique nine-digit numbers are assigned by Dun & Bradstreet and are widely used as standard business identifiers. You can look yours up and request one for free.
   4. Headquarters address and phone number.
   5. Website. Your organization’s website must be publicly available and the domain name must be associated with your organization.
   6. Signing authority confirmation. Confirm that you have the authority to bind your organization to legal agreements and provide the contact information of an employee who can verify your signature authority.
   7. Optionally, if your organization is a nonprofit, educational, or government organization, you can request a fee waiver.

After you’ve submitted your information, it will be reviewed by Apple. You’ll then receive an email with next steps.

4. Complete enrollment and purchase

Once your enrollment information has been verified and approved, you’ll receive an email letting you know that you can complete your enrollment.

1. 1. Launch the Apple Developer app on the device you used for enrollment.
   2. Tap the Account tab.
   3. Sign in with the Apple ID you used for enrollment.
   4. Tap Continue Your Enrollment.
   5. Review the terms of the Apple Developer Program License Agreement and tap Agree.
   6. Review your annual membership subscription details and tap the Subscribe button.

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Outside Resources