Electronic identification for citizens

Báo Sơn La•18/05/2023

Implementing Government Decree 06, the Phu Yen District Police are promoting and encouraging people to register and install the VneID electronic identification application and activate accounts with level 2 identification for handling administrative procedures, contributing to the achievement of the national digital transformation goal.

A large number of citizens came to the Phu Yen District Police Headquarters to register for electronic identification accounts.

Lieutenant Colonel Le Trung Nghia, Deputy Head of the Phu Yen District Police, stated: An electronic identification account can be understood as an "electronic document wallet," helping to manage citizen information and all personal identification documents online through the VneID application. Integrating all types of documents into the VNeID application facilitates citizens in conducting transactions electronically with high reliability, accuracy, simplicity, and time savings compared to traditional methods. Transactions and procedures registered by citizens are managed securely and safely, preventing the forgery of personal identification documents.

To ensure the progress of installing and upgrading electronic identification accounts, the District Police are strengthening coordination with relevant agencies to review the number of officials, employees, and workers who do not yet have VNeID accounts. Officers and soldiers are assigned to directly go to communes, villages, and sub-districts to assist people in completing and standardizing their personal data and information. By mid-May, over 20,000 people in the entire district had electronic identification accounts, with the percentage of level 2 accounts reaching over 40%.

Standardize personal data for citizens registering for electronic identity accounts.

In a conversation with us, Lieutenant Colonel Le Trung Nghia added: The unit has advised the District People's Committee to implement the verification and issuance of electronic identity accounts in the area. At the same time, they launched a 120-day emulation campaign to implement Project 06. They directed the police in communes and towns, as well as various departments and organizations, to strengthen propaganda and mobilize the people in the area to register for electronic identity accounts, striving to reach over 22,000 activated VNeID accounts.

The district police are mobilizing maximum resources to carry out the task; establishing two teams, one fixed team working at the district police headquarters and one mobile team going to each commune and town to implement the program. Currently, the unit is simultaneously issuing citizen identification cards (CCCD) with electronic identification codes to the people. During the electronic identification process, the unit is requesting a review of the number of people who have not yet received their first CCCD to ensure simultaneous issuance. In addition, when people come to register for an electronic identification account, the police force integrates several types of documents, such as: health insurance cards, driver's licenses, vehicle registration certificates, etc., into the CCCD card. This helps people conduct administrative transactions and minimizes the number of documents they need to carry.

Implement the verification process for issuing electronic identity accounts to citizens.

Lieutenant Ha Tien Dung, from the Administrative Management Police Team of Phu Yen District Police, said: "During the implementation process, some citizens lost their personal documents and were unable to complete the process. Furthermore, some citizens in remote areas or elderly people do not have their own personal phone numbers, so integration for these citizens is difficult."

One of the methods the Phu Yen District Police are employing to increase the number of activated VNeID accounts is to request that village and sub-district Party branches require their members and current Party members residing in their areas to set an example by taking the lead. Neighborhood self-governance groups are disseminating information and mobilizing people to check and prepare personal documents, directly coordinating with commune and town police to review and clean up population data. At the same time, they are notifying each household, sending messages on Zalo groups, and notifying each individual…

The Phù Yên District Police are disseminating information to citizens about the benefits of electronic identity verification accounts and the VNeID application.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Minh On, from sub-district 7, Phu Yen town, shared: "I find the VNeID account has many benefits. First of all, it helps each citizen avoid having to carry so many documents when registering for administrative procedures as before. There's no need to worry about safeguarding personal identification documents anymore. I have encouraged my relatives and neighbors to quickly go to the police station to get guidance on activating their electronic identification accounts."

With the spirit of "Serving the People," the Phu Yen District Police have issued over 97,000 citizen identification cards and more than 20,000 electronic identification accounts to date. The unit is continuing to raise public awareness about the benefits of electronic identification accounts when transacting on the public service portal, thereby encouraging active participation and contributing to the development of a digital government and digital citizens… The goal is to issue over 22,000 electronic identification codes to citizens throughout the district by June 20th.

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