MOSIP - CRVS - Draft

MOSIP - CRVS Integration

MOSIP can integrate with CRVS (Civil Registration and Vital Statistics) systems to create a unified digital identity ecosystem that spans an individual's entire life cycle.

Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) systems are essential for documenting key life events such as births, deaths, marriages, and divorces. These systems provide individuals with legal recognition and play a vital role in ensuring access to rights and services. Additionally, CRVS systems generate important demographic data that supports effective policy-making, governance, and resource planning.

MOSIP is an open-source, modular identity platform designed for scalability, interoperability, and compliance with global standards. It allows countries to customize identity systems tailored to their governance needs. To learn more about MOSIP, click here.

This synergy allows for the seamless management of an individual's identity across life events, starting from birth registration, through education and employment, to end-of-life verification.

Note: When these systems operate in isolation, it leads to administrative inefficiencies, fragmented data, and challenges in service access.

How to navigate through MOSIP - CRVS Integration Document

Integration Overview and Context

Understand the foundational principles and real-world context of MOSIP-CRVS integration.

• Core Integration Principles - Key architectural and design principles

• Integration Principles, Boundaries and Real-World Implications - Practical boundaries and use case scenarios

Integration Patterns & Workflow

Detailed workflows for testing standard and exceptional integration scenarios.

Integration Flows

• Birth Registration & UIN Issuance

• Death Registration & Identity Status Update

• Demographic Data Updates

Rare Scenarios

• Fraudulent Birth Registrations - National ID Deactivation Request from CRVS

• Reactivation of Deactivated National ID

• Fraud Death Case - Reversal of the Death Flag

Note: These are the currently supported scenarios. The rare scenarios (4.6.x) involve manual verification processes and are not fully automated. Additional use cases will be introduced as the integration evolves and expands based on country-specific requirements and feedback.

Technical Implementation

• API Reference & Data Models - API specifications and data structures

• Security & Authentication - Authentication mechanisms and security protocols

• Notifications & Event Handling - Event-driven communication patterns

• Error Handling & Reconciliation - Error scenarios and data reconciliation strategies

Configuration & Operations

• Policy Configuration & Customization - Configurable policies and customization options

• Operational Considerations - Deployment, monitoring, and maintenance guidelines