Assurance

[Renee Shuey <>]

Hi Steven,

The TAC subgroup who worked on "refining" the Silver specifications spent a 
good bit of time on discussing this one.  We chose the wording in support of 
each campus determining what "address of record" means to them.

And Mark is right, it is more about the practices/procedures that are in 
place to bind the individual to that address and then use that recorded 
address (whatever type it is) to prove that is the individual.  

Renee



----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark B Jones" 
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Sent: Monday, September 17, 2012 11:00:17 AM
Subject: RE: [Assurance] identity proofing, address of record .....

My first reaction is to say no.
The main concern seems to be the ability for the subject to receive 
communications at the address of record.  But I think the spirit of the thing 
is that the address of record not be issued by the enterprise.  

For example if you wanted to use the campus email address as the address of 
record, how will the subject receive his credential at his address of record 
so he can access his address of record to get his credential ;)

But depending on how your campus box numbers are issued it may be up to the 
auditor.  If the subject must appear in person with picture ID to claim their 
campus mail box then that might be a very reasonable way to deliver their 
credentials.

-----Original Message-----
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 On Behalf Of Steven Carmody
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2012 9:38 AM
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Subject: [Assurance] identity proofing, address of record .....

Hi,

Can a subject's "Address of Record" be a campus box number ? (ie a paper mail 
address issued by the enterprise) ?