Are you fed up with carrying a physical ID with you? Now lawyers and applicants can add their rights to the mobile. Check how to transfer the legitimacy of a legal advisor, lawyer or legal advisor applicant to the phone in a few simple steps.
Advocate ID, legal advisor trainee and legal advisor in the mobile
Plastic ID cards in the wallet? This is the past slowly. The digital revolution is growing and larger circles are on documents. Now lawyers, legal advisers and apprentices can confirm their professional qualifications by phone. How does it work? Simple, fast and without stress. All you need is the MOBKI Citizen 2.0 application.
In this article we will lead you step by step through the process of adding legal IDs to the MOBCIATER application.
Why is it worth having a digital legal ID?
Let’s not fool ourselves – paper and plastic documents like to get lost when they are most needed. And yet in the profession of formalities are commonplace. That is why an electronic ID is something that really makes life easier.
The greatest advantages of digital documents:
- Always at hand – You always have the phone with you, and you – your documents.
- Works offline – Even if the internet range dies, the ID will still be available.
- Quick verification – QR code or dynamic screen elements eliminate the risk of fake.
- Safe data – The application uses biometric encryption and security.
In practice, this means that you can confirm your professional qualifications in court, office or at a meeting – with one finger movement.
Who can use the digital ID?
Electronic ID cards in the MOBKITNA application are available for:
- Legal advisers – entered on the list of the relevant District Chamber of Legal Advisers.
- Legal advisor trainees – with the current entry on the list of applicants and an important paper ID.
- Lawyers – with the current entry in the District Bar Association.
Important! The digital document only works when you have an important traditional ID. If your paper version is out of date, the application will not give up.
How to add ID to the MOBKI Citizen? Step by step instruction
The whole process will take you literally a few moments. Here’s what you have to do.
Download the MOBKITRA 2.0 application
You will find her in Google Play (Android) or App Store (iOS). The installation takes a while – just a few clicks.
Log in and confirm your identity
Choose one of the methods:
- trusted profile,
- electronic banking,
- e-edge (for fans of new technologies).
Don’t worry – the application leads your hand, so it’s hard to make a mistake here.
Add the first document
Before you go to a legal ID, the application will ask you for a basic document, e.g. mate or Dia.pl (for foreigners). This is a must -have step – you won’t move without it.
Add your legal ID
- Click Add a document – you will find this option on the start screen or in the tab Documents.
- Select the appropriate document from the list: ID card of a legal advisor, ID card of the legal advisor trainee or A lawyer ID.
- The data will be downloaded from the relevant Chamber of Law – after a while you will see your document on the screen.
Ready! Your ID is already waiting on your phone.
How to confirm data from the document?
You have a digital ID card and now a question – how to prove its authenticity? There are several options:
- Show phone screen – Photo, data and holograms speak for themselves. It’s a quick and simple solution.
- QR code – click Confirm your datashow the QR code and the other side scans it and everything is clear.
- Active certificate in the application – an additional option that proves that the document is authentic.
Convenience at your fingertips
Electronic legal IDs in a mobile are a great help – especially for those who live on the run and do not have time to look for documents in folders. The process of adding a document is fast and simple, and using it – safe and comfortable.
If you haven’t done it yet (-As), it’s time to install the application and add your ID. You always have a phone at hand – now you can also have your professional qualifications there.
