How to Get Pay Stubs from Verizon: A Detailed Guide

What Pay Stubs Are & Why You Might Need Them

A pay stub is your detailed record of pay for a specific period. It shows how much you earned, what was deducted (taxes, benefits etc.), your take-home pay, and the dates for that paycheck. At Verizon, having ready access to your pay stubs can help with tax filing, applying for loans, budgeting, or simply making sure your payroll is correct.

Step 1: Use the Verizon Employee Self-Service Portal (ESS)

To start, open a web browser and go to the Verizon ESS Portal. Log in using the username and password provided by Verizon. If you don’t have a login yet or have forgotten your credentials, use the “Forgot Username” or “Forgot Password” options to recover access. Once inside, find the “Payroll” or “Pay Stubs” section on your dashboard.

Step 2: Select the Pay Period You Want

Within the pay stub or payroll area, you will see a list of past pay periods. Click on the one that matches the time you need. This will display a detailed view—your earnings, deductions, gross pay, and net pay—for that period.

Step 3: Download or Print the Pay Stub

After choosing a pay period, you should see your pay stub in PDF format. Use the “Download” button to save it to your device. If you need a physical copy, use the print option. Having both digital and printed copies helps when you need proof of income.

Step 4: Use the Verizon Mobile App

If you prefer using your phone, download the Verizon mobile app meant for employees. Log in with your same ESS credentials. Find the “Payroll” or “Pay Stubs” section in the app. Tap on the period you want, view the stub, and download or save it to your device.

Step 5: Contact HR or Payroll If You Have Issues

If you cannot access your pay stub by portal or app—for example, your login does not work, or a specific pay period is missing—reach out to Verizon’s HR or Payroll department. Be ready with your employee ID and the dates of the pay periods you need. They can send copies via email, mail, or provide access through other methods.

Step 6: Receive Paper Copies (If Applicable)

If Verizon still issues paper stubs or if you prefer a physical version, they can mail your pay stub to the address on file. If you need older stubs, make sure to request them when contacting the payroll or HR departments—some may need to be retrieved from archived files.

Step 7: Using Direct Deposit or Bank Statements

If your salary is deposited directly, your bank statements can sometimes serve as supplementary verification of your income. While bank statements won’t always have all details a pay stub has, they can show deposit amounts and dates. Use them alongside your stubs if needed for proof of income.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

  • If login credentials are forgotten, use the reset tools or contact HR.
  • If the pay stub is not yet listed, it may be because payroll processing is still underway.
  • If an older stub is missing, ask whether it has been archived and if it can be restored.
  • If you see errors in your pay stub (pay, hours, deductions), compare with your own records and ask for corrections via Payroll.
  • If the mobile app isn’t showing the stub properly, try using the web portal or vice versa.

Best Practices for Keeping Your Pay Stub Records

After you download or receive your pay stub, save it in a secure folder, label it by date, and keep both digital and, when needed, paper copies. Ensure that each stub clearly shows your gross and net pay, deductions, pay period dates, and employer name. Periodically review your stubs for mistakes to catch any issues early.

If you’d like to compare your stub to a clean layout or format, generate a sample pay stub now, and check the required elements via our Regular Pay Stub guide.

Conclusion

Getting your pay stubs from Verizon is usually straightforward—use the ESS portal or mobile app, select the pay period, and download or print your stub. If access or accuracy issues come up, HR or Payroll can help you resolve them. Keeping well-organized records ensures you have what you need for taxes, proof of income, or personal financial tracking.