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Department of Commerce REMOTE ISSUER September 2005 Purpose 1. To introduce you to your role as “Remote Issuer” in the Department of Commerce (DOC) Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Program. 2. As a Remote Issuer, you are required to complete this training. What is PIV? 1. The PIV process provides a commonly accepted identification card and reliable form of secure identification for all Federal employees that:
2. A PIV card will allow you entrance into DOC facilities and will provide more efficient access to other Federal buildings. Remote Issuer Role and Requirements 1. As a Remote Issuer,you will serve as an Issuer proxy and deliver personalized PIV cards to the authorized Applicant. 2. To be a Remote Issuer you must meet the following position eligibility requirements:
Procedures You will:
1. You have a responsibility to contribute to privacy, security, and protection of the PIV Program. 2. By Title 18 of the U.S. Code, it is a Federal offense to counterfeit, alter, or misuse the PIV card and system. 3. Your primary contribution to the privacy, security, and protection of the PIV program is to follow all FIPS 201 and DOC guidelines on handling Personal Information in Identifiable Form (IIF). Summary Your key functions include: 1. Notifying the Applicant that the PIV card is ready for pick-up. 1. Personnel
2. Documents
3. Web Sites
To receive credit for You can also type or copy and paste the following link into your Web browser: If you have questions about or need assistance with this training, please contact the Office of Security at osy_piv1training@doc.gov or 202-482-8116.
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