What happens if I lose my identifiers to access Izimi?

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Your Izimi identifiers are your identity card or your mobile (Itsme®). If you lose one of them, you will have to follow the procedures described on this site: https://www.belgium.be/fr/famille/identite/carte_d_identite/perte_ou_vol https://www.belgium.be/nl/familie/identiteit/identiteitskaart/verlies_of_diefstal

Can I see my acts on Izimi?

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You can access all your notarial acts and documents since 2015 via this platform. However, you cannot find any sales agreements or private acts here.

Who may open an Izimi account?

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Any Belgian citizen from the age of 18 onwards may have his or her own environment with a personal safe. (eID / Itsme® required). You alone have sole access to your personal vault (storage capacity of up to 1GB).

How can I be sure that my information will not be shared without my knowledge?

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You, and not the platform, decide which information is shared with whom. You may even determine for each document whether it may be shared or not, in order to avoid unpleasant situations. You also decide when you wish to stop the sharing of documents. After your death, depending on your decision as to what will become of them, the contents …

How can I be sure that my documents shared with my contacts are sent “securely”?

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Izimi has high standards to ensure your security and privacy. Izimi is also built around the ideal of total transparency. You always know what has happened to your data and at what time, because all the system’s actions are monitored and displayed in a practical history. You also decide who to add as a contact. Furthermore, within the platform, there …

What about sharing with the notary?

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You receive a document from your notary? You can be sure that it is the message they sent you and that nothing was hacked in transit. When using email, you can never be sure that no one has tampered with key information in transit.

I am Belgian but I am living abroad. Can I access Izimi?

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You have to have an electronic identity card issued by the Belgian Government in order to register. if your eID was issued by a consulate, the certificates on your eID is not yet activated (as a precaution). You will receive a separate envelope with a PUK code and a provisional PIN. With this you can personally register at (most) consulates …