National Authority for Identity Data

This algorithm checks whether the data contained in a person list meets the requirements of the BRP Logical Design in terms of data structure and content (Structure and Domain checks).

Algorithm that can help registrants avoid "look-alike fraud".

This algorithm is used to display on MijnOverheid the number of residents at the logged-in person's residential address.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Persons to provide parental authority over a minor.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Persons to provide name usage in running text. This is applied in, for example, a sentence in a letter when reference needs to be made to another person.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Occupancy to provide the different occupancy situations at an address over time. The query can be asked with a given reference date or with a given time period.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Persons to provide the subscription mode of the requested person. The style of address is used as the first line(s) in the addressing on an envelope, or at the top left of a letter, directly above the address.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Persons to provide the age of the requested person.

This algorithm is used within the BRP API Persons to provide the salutation of the requested person. The salutation is used as an introductory sentence in a letter or e-mail.

The Permanent Monitor Dual Registrations is a set of profiles that searches for dual registrations in the BRP on a weekly basis.

The search algorithm used by the BRP Link Point to determine whether a person logging in with an eIDAS resource already appears in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP).

The search algorithm used by the BSN management facility to search for individuals based on identifying data.

Algorithm used to verify whether two fingerprints taken from the same finger belong to the same person. The fingerprints in question are those recorded in the travel document.

Algorithm that supports applications for travel documents and Dutch identity cards. It assesses whether a fingerprint taken is of sufficient quality for inclusion in the travel document.

Passport photos for an ID card or passport must meet a number of international requirements. This algorithm supports municipalities in checking whether the passport photo meets these.

The Occupancy Rate profile compares the number of registrations in the BRP at one residential address with the residential area of that address.

The OBR profile concerns cases where the Central Judicial Collection Agency (CJIB) has reasonable doubt about the accuracy of address details in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP). Part of the National Approach to Address Quality (LAA).

The algorithm selects residential addresses on which there were many registrations in the past period: there may be doubts as to whether actual removals have taken place.

The algorithm selects potential high-risk addresses on which several people with residential addresses are registered in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP), who are not first-degree relatives of each other.

The algorithm selects addresses where at least one person is registered with a large number of address changes in a relatively short period of time.

The Re-enrolments B profile selects addresses on which a certain number of mutations have taken place from or to the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP) status 'Departed Unknown Where To' (VOW) in the past 2 years.

For persons whose previous place of residence was temporarily unknown, it was found that the registration in the BRP often does not match the actual situation. The algorithm selects potential high-risk addresses for further address research.