Finally, AAMVA strongly recommends regular, periodic retesting of documents at least annually. Similarly, the jurisdiction may choose to have documents tested as part of its selection process when choosing a contractor. Many problems can be avoided if they are discovered before the actual issuance of documents begins. Probably the most important of these occasions is the introduction of a new configuration or design for the document. Information gained from the testing of jurisdictions' DL/ID cards and other documents is not only used by jurisdictions to improve their issuance systems but is also used by AAMVA to make improvements to the standards and specifications it publishes.ĪAMVA recommends that its members consider submitting DL/ID cards and other documents on three occasions. A primary objective of the CVP is improving the consistency of implementation across all jurisdictions choosing to follow the AAMVA DL/ID standard and specifications. These inconsistencies adversely impact the interoperability and potential service life that are the main goals of the AAMVA DL/ID standards and specifications. Even though AAMVA has published best practices, standards and specifications covering DL/ID cards and the bar codes for other documents for years, inconsistencies in the implementation of those guidelines continue to occur. Just as compliance with these standards and specifications is voluntary, participation in the CVP is also voluntary.ĪAMVA strongly encourages its member jurisdictions to regularly take advantage of the CVP.
The CVP provides an effective way for AAMVA members to determine if their driver's licenses and identification (DL/ID) cards and other motor vehicle administration documents using machine readable technologies conform to the applicable AAMVA standards and specifications.
AAMVA offers the Courtesy Verification Program (CVP) as a benefit to members through arrangements with Intellicheck Mobilisa (layout, security features, and machine-readable technologies).
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