---
title: "GET Unified Sign In form"
method: GET
path: "/us-signin"
---

# GET Unified Sign In form

`GET /us-signin`

## Response `200`

Sign in form If SECURITY_CSRF_COOKIE_NAME is set then a cookie with the csrf token will be set. If the caller is already authenticated, then additional information is returned for JSON requests. This can be very useful for single-page applications where during a force refresh, all state is lost. By performing this GET, the session cookie will authenticate the user and the response will contain user information.

- object
  - `meta` object, required
    - `code` integer, required — Http status code
  - `response` object, required
    - `user` object — By default an empty dictionary is returned. However by overriding _User::get_security_payload()_ any attributes of the User model can be returned.
    - `csrf_token` string — Session CSRF token
  - `available_methods` string — Config setting SECURITY_US_ENABLED_METHODS
  - `code_methods` string — All SECURITY_US_ENABLED_METHODS that require a code to be generated and sent.
  - `identity_attributes` string — Configuration setting SECURITY_USER_IDENTITY_ATTRIBUTES

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