Resources

Apply to become a business user of the Document Verification Service, fill out the manual form if you are unable to complete the online application.

This Privacy Impact Assessment reviews Document Verification Service access policies to consider particular potential privacy risks in expanding the range of businesses eligible for Document Verification Service access.

This Privacy Impact Assessment examines the extension of the Document Verification Service to private sector organisations.

This Privacy Impact Assessment was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department during the early design stage of the Document Verification Service to ensure that privacy considerations are reflected in the development and implementation of the Document Verification Service.

Business users access to and use of the Document Verification Service is subject to these Document Verification Service Business User Terms and Conditions of Use.

This Document Verification Service Commercial Service Access Policy outlines the criteria that private sector organisations must meet in order to be eligible to access the Document Verification Service commercial Service.

This form is to be used by organisations that are requesting access to the Commonwealth Electoral Roll data source via the Document Verification Service.

This form is to be used by Gateway Service Providers that are adding the Commonwealth Electoral Roll data source to their Document Verification Service.

This Privacy Impact Assessment was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department during the early design stage of the Interoperability Hub to examine the design, initial operation and governance arrangements.

This Agreement provides the framework within which Agencies will negotiate details of data sharing arrangements, so that these arrangements meet minimum privacy and security safeguards in order to support information sharing across jurisdictions.

This policy sets out the requirements that Participating Agencies must meet to gain and maintain access to the Face Verification Service (FVS).

Terms and Conditions to become a gateway service provider for the Document Verification Service.

Businesses which establish a direct Information Communication Technology (ICT) connection to the Document Verification Service (DVS) will be acting as Gateway Service Providers (GSPs). They may be accessing the DVS on their behalf as an approved Business User, or in order to provide services to other Users.

Government Agencies that wish to access the DVS will need to complete the following application form and submit it to the DVS Manager for consideration. All sections marked in red require completion.

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