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Amman, Aug. 17 (Petra) — The personal photo will no longer appear on
digital driving licenses displayed through the “Sanad” application
under a new update introduced by the Ministry of Digital Economy and
Entrepreneurship in cooperation with the Public Security
Directorate’s Drivers and Vehicles Licensing Department.
The change, approved by the Licensing Department, means users will
rely on the photo shown on their digital civil ID in “Sanad” when
verifying their identity as the license holder.
According to a ministry statement issued Monday, the digital civil ID
is the approved identification document for verifying the holder’s
identity, eliminating the need to display the personal photo again on
the digital driving license.
The ministry said the update is part of efforts to simplify the
presentation of digital documents and facilitate their use, providing
citizens with a clearer and easier experience when accessing their
documents through “Sanad.”
//Petra//WH