How I can outsmart this system?

How I can outsmart this system?

Verify your identity

We require you to send us a clear and legible scanned copies or photos of your identity documents listed below as well as your photograph for document validation.

Acceptable formats: Documents -JPG/JPEG and PDF. Photo-JPG or PNG.

Verification will take up to 2 days to complete.

Proof of identity
Choose one of the following

Passport
Displaying your photograph, date of birth and full passport number

Photocard driving licence
Front and back of your licence clearly displaying all the information.
BACK OF LICENCE
FRONT OF LICENCE

National identity card
Front and back of your card clearly displaying all the information.
FRONT OF CARD
BACK OF CARD

Proof of address
Choose one of the following

Utility bill

Bank statement

Certificate of Residence

The document must be dated within the last 3 months and your name and
address nmust be clearly displayed.

Photo
Take a selfie and upload it here

Photo

The photo must be a clear image of your face, with only you in the
photo.

Before sending your documents please take note of the following

Pages must be displayed in full and clearly visible.
Expired documents are not accepted.
Address must match the registered address on your account.
Documents must be of high quality.
Online screenshots are not accepted.

The answer would depend on whether or not the system you're attempting to outsmart is acting in an official capacity.

If they do any type of background check at all to verify the identity there would be no possible way to bypass it without breaking the law. Do not break the law.

If they are not a government entity, do not do verification, or are too busy to bother with in-depth verification; one could Photoshop documents with fake information. (fake name, address, etc.)

It's a strong possibility they would overlook it if they are strapped for time. Even Paypal has been known to overlook things like this in the past. However, if you're receiving any type of payment from this "system", that would also be breaking the law. Do not break the law.

Anyways, this is a very ambiguous question, and I did my best to answer it.

Lol, what are you up to OP?