📅 Updated December 2025
How to Get Verified Voice Chat on Roblox (2025 Guide)
Complete step-by-step guide to Roblox voice chat verification. Learn which IDs work, age requirements by country, and how to troubleshoot rejected verifications.
Table of Contents
What is Roblox Voice Chat?
Roblox Voice Chat (also known as Spatial Voice) is a feature that allows users to talk to each other using microphones while playing games. Unlike text chat, voice chat creates a more immersive experience where you can hear other players based on how close they are to you in the game.
Getting voice chat on Roblox requires age verification (13+ years old) using a government-issued ID. Then, you'll need to enable the feature in your settings and make sure your microphone is properly set up. We'll walk you through each step in detail below.
Voice chat is not available to all users automatically. To use this feature, you need to:
- Be at least 13 years old
- Verify your age with an accepted government ID
- Have a compatible device with a microphone
- Play a game that has voice chat enabled
Important to know
Voice chat is completely optional. You can still enjoy Roblox fully without using voice chat, and many popular games don't require it.
Benefits of Voice Chat
Better Teamwork
Coordinate with teammates more effectively during gameplay
More Immersive
Experience games with spatial audio for greater realism
Age Requirements & Accepted ID Types (2025)
Minimum Age Requirement
You must be at least 13 years old to use Roblox voice chat in most countries. However, some regions have higher age requirements due to local regulations.
13+ Required:
- United States
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Australia
18+ Required:
- South Korea
- Germany (in some cases)
- Various EU countries
✅ Accepted ID Types for Verification
Roblox accepts the following government-issued identification documents for voice chat verification:
Driver's License
- Must be current and not expired
- Must have your photo visible
- Works in most countries
- Most commonly accepted ID
Passport
- Can be expired (within reason)
- International travel document
- Works in all countries
- Best option for international users
National ID Card
- Government-issued photo ID
- Common in European countries
- Must not be expired
- Includes residence permits
State/Provincial ID
- Non-driver government ID
- Common in US states
- Must have photo and birthdate
- Same requirements as driver's license
❌ NOT Accepted
- School ID cards
- Work badges or employee IDs
- Birth certificates (no photo)
- Social security cards
- Credit or debit cards
- Screenshots or photocopies of IDs
📸 Tips for a Successful ID Photo
- ✓Good lighting: Take photo in a well-lit area (natural light works best)
- ✓All corners visible: Capture the entire ID, including all four corners
- ✓No glare: Avoid reflections from plastic coverings or lamination
- ✓Clear focus: Make sure all text is sharp and readable
- ✓Flat surface: Place ID on a dark, flat background for contrast
Age Verification Process
Before you can get voice chat on Roblox, you need to verify your age. This is a safety measure to ensure that voice chat is only available to users who are 13 years or older.
Step-by-Step Verification Guide
- 1
Log into your Roblox account
Make sure you're using the account you want to verify.
- 2
Go to Account Settings
Click on the gear icon in the top right corner and select "Settings".
- 3
Navigate to the Privacy tab
In your settings, click on the "Privacy" tab.
- 4
Find the Verify My Age button
Look for the "Verify My Age" button in the Voice Chat section.
- 5
Follow the ID verification process
You'll need to provide a government-issued ID or passport. Roblox uses a third-party service to verify your ID.
- 6
Wait for verification
The verification process usually takes a few minutes, but it can take up to 24 hours in some cases.
Privacy Notice
Roblox does not store your ID information. They use a third-party service that only confirms your age without keeping your personal data.
Why Was My ID Rejected? Common Reasons & Fixes
ID rejection is frustrating but usually fixable. Here are the most common reasons and how to resolve them:
Troubleshooting: I'm Over 13 But Don't Have an ID
Unfortunately, Roblox requires a government-issued photo ID for voice chat verification. If you don't have one, here are your options:
- Get a state ID: Most US states issue non-driver photo IDs for $10-30
- Use a passport: If you have one (even if expired recently)
- Ask parent/guardian: They may have an ID you can use for verification
- Wait until you get an ID: You can still enjoy Roblox without voice chat
Remember: Many games don't require voice chat, and text chat works just fine for communication!
Setting Up Your Microphone
Once you've been verified, you'll need to make sure your microphone is properly set up to use voice chat in Roblox.
Desktop Setup
- 1
Connect your microphone to your computer
- 2
Open your computer's sound settings
- 3
Set your microphone as the default input device
- 4
Test your microphone to ensure it's working
- 5
Launch Roblox and join a game with voice chat
Mobile Setup
- 1
Make sure your device has a working microphone
- 2
Open your device settings and go to Privacy
- 3
Ensure Roblox has permission to use your microphone
- 4
Open the Roblox app and join a game with voice chat
- 5
Look for the voice chat icon to confirm it's working
Using Voice Chat In-Game
Once you've set up your microphone and joined a game with voice chat enabled, here's how to use it:
Voice Chat Controls
Talking to Others
In most games, voice chat is proximity-based. This means you can only hear players who are near your character in the game. The closer they are, the louder their voice will be.
Adjusting Voice Settings
You can adjust voice chat settings in-game. Look for the voice chat icon (usually a microphone) in the game's interface. From there, you can mute yourself, adjust volume, or mute other players.
Pro Tip
If you're having trouble with voice chat, try using a headset with a built-in microphone. This can significantly improve audio quality and reduce background noise.
Troubleshooting Microphone Issues
Staying Safe with Voice Chat
Voice chat can enhance your Roblox experience, but it's important to use it safely and responsibly. Here are some tips to help you stay safe while using voice chat.
Personal Information
Never share personal information like your real name, address, school, phone number, or any other identifying details while using voice chat. Remember that you don't know who might be listening.
Stranger Danger
Be cautious when talking to people you don't know. Remember that people online may not be who they claim to be. Never agree to meet someone you've only met through Roblox.
Voice Chat Safety Rules
- 1
Be respectful to other players and avoid using offensive language
- 2
Report inappropriate behavior using Roblox's reporting system
- 3
Mute players who are being disruptive or inappropriate
- 4
Never share account information or passwords, even with friends
- 5
Be aware of your surroundings in real life when using voice chat
Warning
If someone makes you feel uncomfortable in voice chat, immediately mute them and report their behavior to Roblox. Your safety is the top priority.
If you believe a moderation action related to voice chat was a mistake, read our guide on how to appeal a Roblox ban.
Parental Controls
Parents can help ensure their children's safety while using voice chat by setting up parental controls:
Setting Up Parental Controls
- 1
Log into the parent account on Roblox.com
- 2
Click on the gear icon and select "Settings"
- 3
Select "Security" and then "Parent PIN"
- 4
Create a 4-digit PIN
- 5
Go to "Privacy" settings and adjust voice chat permissions