Yep. Nowadays there are basically 2 parts of ID verification that are pretty popular.
1. Just inputting your passport details and expiration date as well as your full name so the system can look you up, this will probably come back and say you made an error if you use fake identification.
2. Sending the photos of your ID, this will end poorly for you if you try and fake ID, it'll probably instantly close your account since their database is huge and it'll be obvious it's a fake ID.
Don't forget that they also required selfie while holding your ID so if you didn't meet the requirements you won't be able to exchange your crypto into fiat and you will just waste your time and crypto if they found you are trying to submit fake documents for KYC.
For me, if you want to exchange a large amount of crypto and withdraw them to your bank better use your real documents so that you have less risk of getting ban or suspended. Or look to other exchanges that don't require KYC verification.