A high-quality scannable laser-printed ID card that perfectly replicates the Latvia ID card.
Your photograph, signature, and the information submitted in the order form will be printed on the card.
The New Documents team produces highly secured ID cards, that include all the security features of their government-issued counterparts such as Identigram®, Changeable Laser Image (CLI), optically variable ink (OVI), and optically variable stripes on the back. The polycarbonate or Teslin cards are filled in by laser engraving. Multiple colors of UV ink are used on the front and back of the cards. The color photograph is integrated into the card material via the Innosec Fusion® personalization system.
Diffractive Optical Variable Image Device (DOVID) – An optically variable feature composed of grids that diffract light. This generates various images and effects, including color changes (shifts) and 2D and 3D images.
Changeable Laser Image (CLI) – A laser-generated optically variable image, composed of vertical lines.
Laser engraving – Engraving graphics and text in synthetic substrates using a laser.
Machine-readable zone (MRZ) – consists of two or three lines of alphanumeric text (MRZ code) encoded in a standardized format, facilitating rapid and accurate data extraction by optical character recognition (OCR) systems, streamlining the process of checking and verifying a document holder’s details.
NFC chips that store document information.
After production and encoding, the ID undergoes thorough testing on MobbScan, BCS, and PDF417 systems.
After these checks are completed, your fully functional and impeccable fake ID is prepared for shipping.