Question 12003 — identity papers

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Ms. Julie Delpech draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the methods of preventing identity theft made possible by the use of lost or stolen identity documents. Every year, several thousand people are confronted with fraudulent procedures carried out using stolen national identity cards or passports, particularly in the context of credit applications, account openings or contractual subscriptions. If the ANTS platform today allows you to report the loss or theft of a title, this information is not accessible to banking, credit or insurers for immediate verification of the validity of a document presented. In 2017, a bill suggested the creation of a national file listing reported losses and thefts of identity documents, possibly annexed in the personal loan repayment incident file (FICP) and can be consulted by authorized bodies. This system was unsuccessful, but it aimed to secure sensitive transactions and limit the risks of usurpation, while making economic actors required to verify the authenticity of a title responsible. She therefore wishes to know the Government's intentions regarding the modernization of combat tools. against identity theft and securing the use of lost or stolen identity documents, in particular on the potential creation of a national file listing the losses and thefts of these titles. She asks him if this creation of a national system accessible to financial players, or any other development allowing immediate and secure verification of declared securities, is envisaged and under what conditions legal and technical these developments could be studied.

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