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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHow to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   Jan 15, 2024 · A claimed identity is a combination of information (often a name, date of birth and address) that represents the attributes of whoever a person is claiming to be.

2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHow to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   The 'Check if the claimed identity is at high risk of identity fraud' and 'Check that the identity belongs to the person who’s claiming it' sections have been updated.

3. www.trustid.co.uk › good-practice-guide-45-gpg-45Good Practice Guide 45 (GPG 45): it's role in digital ...

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   Dec 14, 2021 · The ‘identity checking’ process under GPG 45 is made up of 5 parts: get evidence of the claimed identity; check the evidence is genuine or valid; check the claimed identity has existed over time; check if the claimed identity is at high risk of identity fraud; check that the identity belongs to the person who’s claiming it

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsApplication registration card (ARC) - GOV.UK

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   Jul 12, 2024 · The ARC is a credit card-sized plastic card issued by the Home Office to individuals who claim asylum. It certifies that you are an asylum claimant and can remain in the UK while your claim is...

   • Use the application registration card (ARC) to show that you are an asylum claimant, or the dependant of an asylum claimant. People who might check...
   • You are eligible if : you are an asylum applicant or the dependant of an asylum applicant, and your application is still pending Read more about el...
   • The ARC demonstrates that you are a current asylum claimant awaiting the outcome of your full asylum claim.If you are no longer waiting for the out...
   • Fill in the ARC enquiry form if: you have not received your ARC your ARC has been lost, stolen, seized or damaged your ARC has expired or will expi...

5. www.sign-in.service.gov.uk › about › checking-usersChecking users’ identities - GOV.UK One Login

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   It means using our identity checks will lower the risk of you accepting: completely made-up or ‘synthetic’ identities; imposters who do not have a relationship with the claimed identity - for...

6. www.inverid.com › blog › gov-uk-guidelines-verifyingNFC and the GOV.UK guidelines on verifying someone's identity

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   The British ‘identity checking’ process consists of five parts: Get evidence of the claimed identity; Check the evidence is genuine or valid; Check the claimed identity has existed over time; Check if the claimed identity is at high risk of identity fraud; Check that the identity belongs to the person who’s claiming it.

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   What is a claimed identity?

   • A claimed identity is a combination of information (often a name, date of birth and address) that represents the attributes of whoever a person is claiming to be. When you have this information, you can find out if the person is who they say they are. This process is known as ‘identity checking’ and is made up of 5 parts:

   How to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   Do I have to prove someone is a claimed identity?

   • You must prove that the person who’s going through your identity checking process is the claimed identity. You might let someone access your service using a claimed identity that belongs to someone else if you do not do this. This is also known as a ‘verification’ check.

   How to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   What's new in the 'get evidence of the claimed identity' section?

   • The 'Get evidence of the claimed identity' section now includes some information about what to do if a piece of evidence contains transposition errors. The 'Check the evidence is genuine or valid' section now explains that digital evidence will always get at least a score of 2.

   How to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   What does 'check the claimed identity has existed over time' mean?

   • The third part of the identity verification process ‘Check the claimed identity has existed over time’ is out of scope for ReadID as it involves digital activities of the customer or employee such as credit card transactions, student loan repayments, mortgage payments, and gas or electricity account payments.

   NFC and the GOV.UK guidelines on verifying someone's identity

   www.inverid.com/blog/gov-uk-guidelines-verifying-someones-identity

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   Can someone access my service using a claimed identity?

   • You might let someone access your service using a claimed identity that belongs to someone else if you do not do this. This is also known as a ‘verification’ check. The highest score you can get for this part of the identity checking process is 4.

   How to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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   How do I find out if someone is claiming my identity?

   • If you want to find the evidence yourself, you will need enough information about the claimed identity to be able to match it to their records. This will prove that the identity exists, but it does not prove that it belongs to the person who’s claiming it. You must do a verification check to find that out.

   How to prove and verify someone's identity - GOV.UK

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8. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › Global › UC 2018Identity verification and validation of evidence

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   Claimants can choose to verify their identity(ID) using GOV.UK Verify. If there is a successful match between Gov.UK Verify Identity Providers and Universal Credit full service, these claimants will not be required to undertake a full Initial Evidence Interview (IEI).