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CVA Technology & Digital Verification Tools Flashcards

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  1. What is 'e-verification' in the context of CVA employment verification?

    Answer: Electronically confirming an individual's employment eligibility and status through authorized government databases

    E-verification systems like E-Verify use government databases to electronically confirm employment eligibility and status in real time.

  2. Which of the following is NOT a reliable method for verifying a digital signature on a submitted document?

    Answer: Asking the claimant to confirm the signature is theirs without independent validation

    Asking the claimant to self-confirm a digital signature provides no independent validation and is not a reliable verification method.

  3. Under CVA data governance standards, how long must digital verification records be retained?

    Answer: For the period specified by the governing agency's records retention policy

    Retention periods are governed by the agency's specific records retention policy, which varies by case type and applicable law.

  4. A CVA agent uses geolocation metadata from a submitted photo to verify a claimant's stated location. This is an example of:

    Answer: Digital corroboration using embedded metadata to cross-reference physical claims

    Using publicly embedded geolocation metadata from a submitted photo to cross-reference physical claims is a standard digital corroboration technique in CVA verification.

  5. What is the risk of relying exclusively on automated database checks without human review in CVA verification?

    Answer: Databases may contain outdated or erroneous records that automation cannot flag without human judgment

    Automated databases can contain outdated or erroneous data; human review is necessary to recognize context that automated systems cannot interpret.

  6. Which best practice governs the use of third-party verification APIs in CVA workflows?

    Answer: Use only agency-approved APIs with documented data provenance and security certifications

    Only agency-approved APIs with documented data provenance and security certifications may be used to ensure data integrity and regulatory compliance.