Assurance

[David Walker <>]

Keith,

If I understand your question right, I think you're looking at the "Existing Relationship" form of identity proofing in the IAP:

4.2.2.4.1 Existing relationship
If the IdPO is a function of an enterprise, the identity proofing process may be able to leverage a pre-existing relationship, e.g., the Subject is an employee or student.  Where some or all of the identity proofing done at the time the existing relationship was established is comparable to that required in §4.2.2.4.2 or §4.2.2.4.3 below, those results may be relied upon for this purpose.  The IdPO’s Registration Authority (RA) shall confirm that the Subject is a person with a current relationship to the organization, record the nature of that relationship and verify that the relationship is in good standing with the organization.

I don't see any problem with how you format the ID cards, as long as the people doing the verification know where they need to look.

David

On 02/05/2015 04:09 PM, Jon Miner wrote:

On Feb 5, 2015, at 4:33 PM, Wessel, Keith <> wrote:

I don’t recall anything specific from the assurance profiles applying to the use of preferred names, especially on ID cards, and that’s where the question lies right now. Is there any guidance or restriction from the profiles for using a preferred first name in addition to or in place of a legal first name on university-issued ID cards? Our group’s suggestion right now is to have the preferred name on the front of the card and the legal name on the back. But we don’t want to go down a road that’s going to make bronse/silver more difficult ahead.

I assume the Assurance hurdles were worked out, because we do exactly that.  Preferred name is printed on the front of the card and legal name on the back.

jon

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