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photo, signature and fingerprint image) are etched by laser, perforating the layers of
polycarbonate. The creation of words and images without the use of ink prevents the
removal or adulteration of these details;
• MRZ field with OCR code to ICAO standard: a mix of numbers and letters that can be read
by equipment used in airports, for example. This uses the international standard for travel
documents.
As a result of the introduction of the RIC a major agreement is being signed with the state
identification bodies who will need the investment necessary to promote technological
synergy among the participating institutions of SINRIC, in the form of the secure integration
of databases, which will enable the implementation of the project throughout the whole of
Brazil, involving the registration of approximately 150 million Brazilians, over a period of nine
years (diagram 2).
RIC Documents. In millions
Year
Projections for RIC Documents and the accumulated value 2010 - 2019
0,1
2010
1,9
8
20 20 20 20 20 20 20
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
A number of institutions were invited to participate in the development of this project and will
soon present integrated proposals for application models relevant to their respective areas of
action, strengthening inter-institutional cooperation and integration around the objective of
reformulating the concept of civil identification in the country.
The RIC project will help in various areas, such as the welfare system for example, which
stores the personal details of approximately 36.5 million taxpayers and 25 million claimants
throughout the country who are processed and receive payments every month. The National
Social Information Register (CNIS) contains information which guarantees labour and social
security benefits. The RIC will allow the public to be dealt with more quickly and in a more
convenient, secure and transparent fashion.
Electoral authorities in Brazil currently have a database of approximately 130 million people. The
Brazilian electoral process, which is noted internationally, is seeking to increase its reliability by
adding biometric authentication to electronic polling stations. With the aim of guaranteeing full
exercise of the citizenship rights of each Brazilian voter by preventing people voting more than
once in the same election, the Superior Electoral Court launched pilot projects in 2008 for the
biometric registration of electors with the collaboration of the National Identification Institute
of the Federal Police.
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