How is the certification process by Certificate Issuer (CI) done via OPGO?

Q: How is the certification process by Certificate Issuer (CI) done via OPGO?

Step 1 : Donor visits CI in person after Donee(s) accept the appointment Step 2 : CI logs in to OPGO and enters Donor's NRIC Step 3 : Donor receives access code via SMS and provides that to CI to retrieve the LPA Step 4 : CI reviews the LPA with Donor Step 5 : Donor and CI digitally sign on the LPA using the Singpass app installed on a smartphone. You may refer to the [ OPGO Quick Reference Guides (QRGs) ] for step-by-step guidance on how to certify an LPA. Alternatively, as a Certificate Issuer, you may refer to the [ Certificate Issuer guide ].

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Step 1: Donor visits CI in person after Donee(s) accept the appointment

Step 2: CI logs in to OPGO and enters Donor's NRIC

Step 3: Donor receives access code via SMS and provides that to CI to retrieve the LPA

Step 4: CI reviews the LPA with Donor

Step 5: Donor and CI digitally sign on the LPA using the Singpass app installed on a smartphone.

You may refer to the [OPGO Quick Reference Guides (QRGs)] for step-by-step guidance on how to certify an LPA. Alternatively, as a Certificate Issuer, you may refer to the [Certificate Issuer guide].

How is the certification process by Certificate Issuer (CI) done via OPGO?

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