#SignerVerification

Verification methods used to confirm signer identity before document signing. These methods must be completed before the signer can sign documents.

Important: The "Type" property is case-sensitive and must be capitalized.

Critical Requirement: You must use one of the following verification methods as the last verification in your verifications list:

• Consent
• PhoneNumber
• Scribble
• CSC Qualified*

Rules for CSC Qualified:

• This method must always be the absolute final verification - nothing can come after it

Rules for Consent, PhoneNumber, and Scribble:

• These three can be used as the final verification method
• They are commonly used when you want additional verification steps before the final consent/signature

Common Mistakes:

• Using only authentication methods (e.g., iDIN) without a final verification method
• Placing verifications after CSC Qualified

Valid Examples:

• [Consent] ✓
• [iDIN, Consent] ✓
• [iDIN, PhoneNumber] ✓
• [iDIN, CSC Qualified] ✓
• [CSC Qualified, Consent] ✗ (Nothing can come after CSC Qualified)
• [iDIN] ✗ (Missing required final verification)

#Discriminator

This is a polymorphic schema that uses the Type property to determine the specific type.

#One Of Schemas

The following schemas can be used:

• SignerScribbleVerification
• SignerEmailVerification
• SignerPhoneNumberIdentification
• SignerDigidIdentification
• SignerIDealVerification
• SignerSurfnetVerification
• SignerIDINVerification
• SignerIPAddressVerification
• SignerEHerkenningVerification
• SignerEidasLoginVerification
• SignerItsmeIdentificationVerification
• SignerConsentVerification
• SignerCscVerification
• SignerOidcIdentification
• SignerOnfidoIdentification