When working with VineLink, you may experience various issues related to your account—forgetting your username is one of them. This issue is very crucial since it prevents you from accessing your VineLink account.
If this happens to you, never worry! However, you can easily recover your VineLink username if you accidentally forget it. To find out how to recover your VineLink account username, you can dive into our post. Here you go!
Recovering Your Account Username in VineLink: Here’s How!
There is no doubt that your VineLink account will really help you keep track of all the information about defendant status in one place: both custody status and court case status. If you cannot access your VineLink account, you also cannot do anything else, such as check an offender’s custody status, court case, etc.
In order to re-access your VineLink account, you must recover your VineLink username by doing the following steps:
- First, go to vineLink.com
- Once you are at the homepage of VineLink, select the “Sign In” button at the top right of the screen.
- From the Sign In window, you need to select “Forgot Username“
- On the following page, you need to select one of the two methods to recover your username: via email or text message (SMS).
1. Via Email
- If you select the “via email” option, you need to enter your email address.
- Then, select “Recover Username.”
- Your VineLink username will be sent to your email and may take a few moments before it arrives.
- To continue your username recovery, you can check your email to get your VineLink username.
2. Via Text Message
- If you select the option to recover your username via text message, you may have to enter your valid phone number.
- Then, select “Recover Username.”
- Just like via email, your VineLink username will be sent to you via text message. You may need a few moments to wait until your username appears on your phone message.
Okay, that’s how to recover your username for your VineLink account. You can now try to re-login to your VineLink account and see if your VineLink username has been recovered.
Recovering Your Password in VineLink: Here’s How!
In addition to forgetting your username, you may also forget your VineLink password. If this issue also happens to you, you will also need to recover your VineLink password to access your VineLink account again.
The way to recover your VineLink password is as easy as recovering your username. But you will need your VineLink username to reset your password. However, VineLink will use your username to look for your account.
Here’s how to recover your VineLink password!
- First, access Vinelink.com.
- On the VineLink homepage, you can select the “Sign In” button at the right top of the screen.
- From the Sign In window, you need to select “Forgot Password“
- On the next page, you have to enter your VineLink username on the available bar. Then, select “Next.”
- On the following page, you may see a list of any email addresses or phone numbers that are associated with your VineLink account.
- Make sure to select one method to recover your password and select “Continue.”
- If you select an email address to recover your password, your password has now been recovered. To recover it, you can check your email and select a reset password link. You may need to wait a few minutes to receive the link for password recovery.
- If you select a phone number to recover your password, you will receive a text message containing your new VineLink password.
- If you don’t receive a message to recover your password, you can select “I Don’t Receive a Message“
- By doing this, you will be taken to a page that requires you to create a new password for your VineLink account.
- Your password should include eight or more characters, numbers, an uppercase and a lowercase letter.
- Then, enter your new password on the available bar and select “Update.”
- If your password update succeeds, there will be a pop-up message confirming that your password has been successfully updated.
You can now relog into your VineLink account using your new password. Good Luck!!!
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