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

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.

Identity crime costs Australia approximately $3.1 billion annually. Identity Crime is an enabler of serious and organised crime.

The brochure includes information on identity security and resilience, including steps to help individuals protect themselves from identity theft and identity remediation.

Identity service provider's access to and use of the DVS is subject to these Document Verification ID Service Provider Terms and Conditions of Use.

This privacy statement describes how we (the Attorney-General’s Department) collect, use and disclose your personal information to provide the Identity Matching Services.

This Privacy Impact Assessment was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department on the proposed design, operation and governance of the National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution.

This Agreement provides the framework within which Agencies contribute to the National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution in relation to its implementation and operation for the benefit of all participants.

This policy determines whether a government entity will be treated as private sector. The Document Verification Service will apply the Council of Australian Government's competitive neutrality policy. The aim of this policy is to ensure competitive neutrality is maintained when offering access to the Document Verification Service.

The Attorney-General's Department response to recommendations in Privacy Impact Assessment of Expanded Private Sector Access.

The Attorney-General's Department response to recommendations in Privacy Impact Assessment of the National Facial Biometric Matching Capability Interoperability Hub.

The Attorney-General's Department response to recommendations in Privacy Impact Assessment of the National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution.

The Attorney-General's Department response to recommendations in Privacy Impact Assessment of Use of the Face Verification Service (FVS) for visa and citizenship images.

This Privacy Impact Assessment was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department for standard use of the Document Verification Service, following commencement of the Identity Verification Services Act 2023.

This Privacy Impact Assessment was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department on the initial use of FIS by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Australian Federal Police to access citizenship and visa data held by Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP).