Delaware DMV Continues to Evolve
The Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles has continued to defy convention by providing speedy, accurate processing of registration and licensing documents. Inspections are a bit less streamlined, but still improved over the old system.
Now comes the latest in a long line of upgrades. L-1 Identity Solutions is providing document solutions, simply called the “Document Verification System” that will allow the DMV to scan and archive documents relating to identification and training certificates. The system will also allow the DMV to verify the authenticity of documents presented for identification. The press release claims…
The DVS will be fully operational in all four DMV facilities by mid-January, and will be a routine part of all DL/ID transactions. It is estimated that it will take an extra two to three minutes per transaction until all staff are completely trained and comfortable with the new system. Following the initial training period, the additional processing time should be less than one minute.
And I have no doubt they will seamlessly integrate this technology. We all remember the bad old days when the DMV was a punchline. Those days are gone.
L-1 is one of the main suppliers to DMV agencies in the U.S. today, L-1 has been an innovator for country’s driver’s license market since the early 1990s. With an installed base of over 60 central image servers, web servers and central production servers that store over 3 terrabytes of secure identity data, L-1 has the breadth of experience to meet your need to produce a high integrity driver’s license while fighting identity theft and fraud.
Other services available to DMV’s nationwide include:
- Database cleansing with facial recognition and social security numbers
- Automated document authentication and scanning solutions
- Automated appointment scheduling
- Automated driver knowledge testing-
- Secure credential issuance
- Secure inventory management solutions
- Employee background check services
- Professional Services to include secure system design and business process re-engineering
Now if we could just get L-1 to work with the Division of Corporations and their imaging project…