Approved Documents
As of June 1, 2023, an individual will be required to present either:
- 2 STRONG or SUPERIOR pieces of evidence; OR
- 1 STRONG or SUPERIOR piece of evidence AND 2 FAIR pieces of evidence.
A notional list of qualifying documents can be found on the NIST website, and copied below, to provide examples of the types of documents that will be accepted by our proofers. This change will allow Exostar to meet the updated Identity Proofing requirements (IAL2) defined under NIST 800-63-3 and will be implemented for all individuals undergoing Remote Video Proofing for any Exostar solution.
Digital, temporary, or copies of any of the Pieces of Evidence will not be accepted by the proofing team.
Type of Evidence | Strength | Notes |
---|---|---|
US Passport | SUPERIOR | Includes US Passport cards |
Foreign e-Passport | SUPERIOR | |
Personal Identity Verification (PIV) card | SUPERIOR | |
Common Access card (CAC) | SUPERIOR | |
Personal Identity Verification Interoperable (PIV-I) card | SUPERIOR | |
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) | SUPERIOR | |
Permanent Resident Card | SUPERIOR | Issued on or after May 11, 2010 |
Native American Enhanced Tribal Card | SUPERIOR | |
REAL ID cards | STRONG+ | Includes REAL ID driver’s licenses and ID cards. REAL ID cards have a star printed in the upper right-hand corner. Card and personal information must be validated with appropriate DMV or AAMVA. |
Enhanced ID cards | STRONG+ | Includes Enhanced ID driver’s licenses and ID cards. Must be validated with appropriate DMV or AAMVA. |
U.S. Uniformed Services Privilege and Identification Card (U.S. Military ID) | STRONG+ | Includes Uniformed Services Dependent ID Cards. Must be validated with appropriate military issuing source. |
Permanent Resident Card | STRONG | Issued Prior to May 11, 2010 |
Native American Tribal Photo Identification Card | STRONG | |
Driver’s License or ID card (REAL ID non-compliant) | STRONG | |
School ID card | FAIR | Includes facial image photograph |
Utility account statement | FAIR | |
Credit/debit card and account statement | FAIR | |
Financial institution account statement | FAIR | |
US Social Security Card | WEAK |
Webcam Information
Nearly all modern laptop computers come with built-in webcams. If you aren’t sure whether your laptop has a built in webcam, speak to your IT Department or the manufacturer of the computer. Manufacturer websites contain any necessary documentation and drivers to get a built-in webcam up and running. Generally, we recommend any name-brand USB 2.0 webcam with autofocus capability, though 720p capability is also recommended. A webcam with a microphone is not required.
To test your camera or microphone for Microsoft Teams, please visit this helpful page: Microsoft Teams Test Settings
Join via Smart Phone or Tablet
Newer mobile devices such as a 3rd generation or later iPad, iPhone 5, and many Android devices support the Microsoft Teams App, which can be downloaded from iTunes and the Google Play store. These devices may have sufficient front-facing camera quality to successfully complete the live video proofing if a more conventional webcam is not available to you. NOTE: If you choose to go this route, Exostar personnel cannot provide troubleshooting for your device. You can download the Microsoft Teams App by navigating to the below links:
- Android / Google Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.teams&hl=en_US
- Apple iTunes / App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-teams/id1113153706
- You can also search for “Microsoft Teams” from your device app store
1. Open the Microsoft Teams App on your smart phone.
2. Click Join Meeting.
NOTE: The proofing agent will call you.