Translation of "Identitätsfeststellung" in English

Identification of its own citizens without papers subject to return from another country

In the meantime, identification and registration are already taking place where possible in temporary structures.

Determining a person's identity is a precondition for many of these policies.

Among other things, we are using intelligent video analysis and biometric techniques to determine identity.

The possibilities to confirm the identification are well explained in the application for account opening.

In case the verification of the identity is not possible, admission may be denied.

Note that they use words such as – identity concept and legitimacy control.

The cell phone can become a means of payment and facilitate identity verification.

Innovative and requirements-oriented procedures for unique identification are therefore becoming more and more important.

Rather, the wording of the article presupposes police checkpoints as the basis for identity checks.

The Deutsche Post offers the tailor made identification concept for your business model.

We are committed to destroy this copy after identification.

Up to now control has not been possible because it has not been possible clearly to define a person' s identity.

In the ESC's view, the development of non-face-to-face financial transactions does not justify new rules of identification.

It identifies challenges and practices of the Member States and possibilities for joint actions in identity establishment and document verification.

Anyone wishing to open an account with a credit institution in Germany will require corresponding identity verification.

Parallel with the description of the classification of certificates into classes (Section 4), the personal identification is explained in detail.

Since only one determination of the identity is necessary, light reflection or color could also be used, for example.

These include the survey, the identification of identity and the possibility of issuing a place reference.

As far as children are concerned, we requested confirmation of reports that under-14s would be fingerprinted only if this was authorised by a judge, for the purpose of establishing their identity.

Renewed consideration, though, has led indirectly to greater security, one example being our most recent discussions here, in which we urged that a visa should in future be carried in exactly the same way as a residence permit, a document in its own right and unambiguously indicating the identity of the bearer.

However, given the apparent increase in the smuggling of minors below this age to and within the EU there appears to be a stronger need to collect biometrics for the purposes of EURODAC from a lower age to help with the identification of such persons and to see whether that information can also assist to establish family links or links with a guardian in another Member State.

In general, the annex as such gives some good examples of possible procedures for identifying customers in non-face-to-face financial operations, but it would be quickly out-of-date as and when new ways of both distance banking and identification are developed.

This places an additional financial and organisational burden on the banks (on the question whether the banks should be compensated for these costs see below at point 4.2) and has raised concerns of data protection, banking secrecy and unjustified attachments due to mistaken identities.