What is The 100 Points of ID System?
August 28, 2024 2024-11-11 9:06What is The 100 Points of ID System?
What is The 100 Points of ID System?
Providing 100 Points of Identification
When applying for qualifications, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), or certifications, you’ll need to provide 100 points of identification to prove your identity in Australia. At HOLO Education Services, we’re here to guide you through this important requirement.
The 100 points of ID system, implemented by the Australian Government, is designed to protect against identity theft and fraud. This system requires individuals to present a mix of documents that confirm their identity. You can use different combinations to reach 100 points, but you must include at least one primary document.
How the 100 Points System Works
Different documents carry different point values. You’ll need to show a combination of primary and secondary documents to make up 100 points. The documents may be provided as originals or certified copies, as required by Australian regulations.
Required Documentation for 100 Points of ID
To meet this requirement, you’ll need to show original identity documents to a verifying officer. This list typically includes:
Category |
Type of document |
Category A70 points |
Birth certificate or extract |
Australian citizenship certificate | |
Passport | |
Australian driver’s licence or permit | |
Proof of age card | |
Category B30 points |
Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) card |
Centrelink pensioner / health care card | |
Government employee identification card | |
Secondary or Tertiary student identification card | |
Seniors / Medicare / private health card | |
Category C15 points |
Council rates / property insurance papers |
Professional or trade association card | |
International driver’s licence | |
Bank or credit card | |
Utilities bill (telephone, gas, electricity or water) | |
Tax notice / superannuation statements | |
Motor vehicle registration / insurance papers | |
Rental property lease agreement |
For Aboriginal applicants residing in remote or isolated areas, two letters of verification from recognized Community Leaders may also be provided, with each letter valued at 50 points.
For applicants under 18, one Category A document is required. Alternatively, a signed statement from an educational institution confirming the applicant’s enrollment can contribute 50 points.
Get Guidance from HOLO Education Services
Whether you’re seeking to advance your career or convert your experience into a nationally recognized qualification, HOLO Education Services can support you through each step, including the 100 Points of ID process. Contact HOLO Education Services today to learn more about our RPL pathways and how to meet your 100 points of ID requirement smoothly.