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Proof of Identity

Acceptance evidence to support the execution of a National Coordinated Criminal History Check

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Written by Jarrod Page
Updated over a month ago

In order for a National Coordinated Criminal History Check (NCCHC) to be executed, Zipline must first verify identity.

To verify identify, QuickStart will prompt candidates, employees and volunteers to provide evidence across the following categories:

  1. Commencement of Identification evidence

  2. Primary Use in the Community evidence

  3. Secondary Use in the Community evidence

In addition to the above, candidates, employees and volunteers will be asked for proof of identity and need to provide an image of themselves holding one of the supplied identification documents that contains a photo.

QuickStart does not provide onscreen details of all acceptable evidence from each category, below is a complete list of acceptable evidence.

Commencement of Identification:

  • Australian Birth Certificate

  • Australian Citizenship Certificate

  • Australian Passport (current)

  • Australian Visa (supported with passport)

  • ImmiCard

Primary Use in Community:

  • A Foreign Passport (supported by a current Australian Visa)

  • ImmiCard

  • Australian Government Agency Proof of Age card

  • Australian Government Agency Photo Identity card

  • Australian Drivers License

Secondary Use in Community:

  • Australian secondary or tertiary student photo identity document

  • Aviation security identification card

  • Bank card or credit card, including name and signature but excluding card number

  • Bank statement

  • Certified academic transcript from an Australian university

  • Commonwealth or state/territory government photo identity card (WWCC or WWVP or government license)

  • Consular photo identity issued by DFAT

  • Credit reference check

  • DFAT issued Certificate of Identity

  • DFAT issued Document of Identity

  • DFAT issued United Nations Convention Travel Document Secondary

  • Enrolment with the Australian Electoral Commission

  • Evidence of right to a government benefit (DVA or Centrelink)

  • Firearms license

  • Foreign Government issued documents (eg. drivers license)

  • Maritime security identification card

  • Medicare card

  • Police Force Officer photo identity card

  • Security Guard/Crowd Control photo license

  • Australian Tax Office Notice of Assessment (NOA)

  • Trusted Referee Report

Need additional information? Please reach out to our Support Team who will provide additional guidance on evidence submission.

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