Roblox “verification” can mean two different things: the blue Verified Badge for notable creators/public figures, or age/account verification inside settings. For the blue badge, Roblox says it’s meant to identify authentic accounts and is given to notable users and groups that meet Roblox’s criteria, not by a simple public sign-up form.

Verified Badge

The badge is typically for accounts that are well-known in Roblox’s ecosystem, such as creators, developers, or other notable community members. Roblox’s support page says the badge helps users recognize authentic accounts and distinguish notable members and groups.

Age verification

If you mean verifying your age, Roblox says you must be at least 13 and use a government-issued photo ID in the account settings flow. The process involves opening Account Info, selecting the ID verification option, and following the prompts to scan your ID and take a selfie for confirmation.

What people do in practice

For the badge, people usually need to qualify through Roblox’s criteria and be in good standing with the platform, rather than just clicking a button to apply. Some videos online describe extra requirements or “easy methods,” but those are not official Roblox sources and can be misleading.

Simple answer

  • If you want the blue badge, you need to be a notable Roblox creator or public figure and meet Roblox’s official standards.
  • If you want age verification, do it in Settings with a valid government ID and a selfie check.

Roblox’s official help pages are the safest source for the current rules.