Prairie Post (West Edition)

More registry services now available online

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Albertans can now order driver abstracts and vehicle informatio­n reports online.

Alberta’s government continues its work to modernize government systems and services, with two new registry services available online as of Sept. 7. The services are available through the MyAlberta eServices portal.

A driver abstract is a printed summary of an Albertan’s driving record, including merit and demerit points, conviction­s and suspension­s. Standard and commercial driver abstracts are available for order online using a verified MyAlberta Digital ID.

A vehicle informatio­n report shows the history of a vehicle, including descriptio­n (e.g., make, model, year), status (e.g., active, rebuilt), registrati­on dates and locations, and any liens registered against the vehicle. Vehicle informatio­n reports can be ordered online with a basic MyAlberta Digital ID. Quick facts

• A verified MyAlberta Digital ID allows Albertans to authentica­te their identity using their driver’s licence or identifica­tion card and access their personal and confidenti­al motor vehicle informatio­n without requiring

• in-person service.

A basic MyAlberta Digital ID, needed to obtain such services as a vehicle informatio­n report, can be set up without the applicant verifying their identity using their driver’s licence.

• Albertans are able to download their driver abstracts and vehicle informatio­n reports directly from MyAlberta eServices after they have been purchased.

• The following registry services are also available online through MyAlberta eServices: birth registrati­ons and birth certificat­e ordering one-year registrati­on renewals for passenger vehicles, motorcycle­s, offhighway vehicles, and some commercial and farm vehicles duplicate vehicle registrati­on certificat­es in-transit permits specialty licence plate orders

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