by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity
The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) require that an applicant provides evidence of their current address as entered on to the application form. This can be a physical document selected from an approved list of documents showing the address, which has been through...
by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity
Yes, if an applicant decides they no longer want to use digital identity services they can revert to the manual checking process. This can be done from the document nomination screen at any point, or by returning to the application form and editing the data to reset...
by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity, Digital Identity
No, at current, expired documents can not be used for digital identity purposes. If your document is not valid then please do not attempt to use it. Expired UK passports can be used for the manual in-person right to work checking process, as they show that the holder...
by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity
There are several reasons why an individual may not be able to prove their identity using digital identity tools. A vast majority of these are legitimate reasons and applications can still proceed. The mobile application and web portal will provide some basic details,...
by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity
For a full list of the data captured and retained with a digital identity check please refer to the detailed ‘Privacy Policy’. As a general outline, the DDC ID application will capture all the information on the details page of the document, which will...
by Abbie Tigedi | 18 May 2023 | Digital Identity, Digital Identity, FAQs
No, the current DDC ID systems require a UK or Irish ePassport. These passport types allow for the reading and extraction of data to meet the required ‘level of confidence’. We will be adding to this list of documents that can be used for digital identity...
