Arizona Game and Fish Department offers solutions for updating your portal account
The Arizona Game and Fish Department recently updated its online systems to provide enhanced features for customers ordering hunting licenses. (Photo by Tinboy2341, cc-by-sa-4.0, https://bit.ly/38Xxaey)
PHOENIX – The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) recently updated its online systems to provide enhanced features for customers.
What must you do to access the updated features? AZGFD sent out emails Dec. 8–10 to portal account customers with instructions about how to update portal accounts. The email was sent from customer@azgfd.gov via amazonses.com, and the subject line reads: “Your Arizona Game and Fish account has new features! Log in today.”
If you still have access to that email, make sure to click the link in the body copy to confirm your account and update your login information.
AZGFD strongly recommends you do this before purchasing a hunting or fishing license or applying for the upcoming elk and pronghorn draw.
If you can’t find the email that AZGFD sent request a password reset on your existing portal account. You must know the user name or email associated with your portal account to activate the password reset.
If you updated your account information after Dec. 8, there’s no need to take further action.
Updated account features include:
– Enhanced customer account management. You can add dependents to your account and update your information anytime.
– Customer information automatically populates fields when purchasing your online license so that you don’t have to re-enter information again and again.
– The ability to purchase hunting and fishing licenses for dependents linked to your customer account and also add those dependents to your draw application.
For more information or help contact the Phoenix office at 602-942-3000 or the Region 3 office at 928-681-7700.
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