What you can do
Prepare for MitID
You are allowed to help locating information about MitID that will help that person get ready for MitID.
In the process of getting MitID
- You are allowed to enter contact information such as phone number or email.
- You are allowed to enter information from SMS or email, e.g. when you need to validate the phone number.
- You can tell the person, who is getting MitID, how to create a strong user ID and a strong password – but you are not allowed to know what they are.
For more information
You are not allowed to
- You must not see or become familiar with the personal code for the one you help or support. The codes are not to be shared with anyone.
- You are not allowed to handle or keep the MitID app, code display, audio code reader or chip for the person you assist or support. They are all personal and are only to be kept and used by the person, who's MitID is attached.
Look away
You must look away, when the person you assist creates or enters the following:
- PIN code to be used when the user approves in the MitID app.
- Access code to be used with the user's code display and audio code reader.
You cannot get MitID for someone else
You cannot get MitID for someone else. A person, who is not able to get MitID on their own (even with the assistance described above), must visit Citizen Service - if that person is required to log in or approve transactions using self-service solutions. If the person needs someone to do actions in self service (e.g. relateives), the relatives must have power of attorney to that specifik self service.
Read more about power of attorney and MitID
