Title: EVVE 101
1EVVE 101
- Rose Trasatti
- NAPHSIS Project Manager
- The NAPHSIS/NCHS Collaboration
- Past Successes and Future Challenges
- Salt Lake City, UT
- June 3rd 7th, 2007
2What is EVVE?
- Electronic Verification of Vital Events
- Message based query system
- Authorized users have a single interface to
generate a query to any participating vital
records jurisdiction throughout the country
3What is EVVE?
- NAPHSIS national clearinghouse (hub)
- Standard Internet-based XML Vital Event
Transaction (VET) - Knowledge database for jurisdiction rules and
data availability/mapping - Transaction log of exchanges of requests and
responses between users and the jurisdictions via
the hub - Management and billing reports
4What are the benefits of EVVE?
- Protects against potential fraudulent activities
- Improves customer service
- Facilitates rapid access to accurate and
verifiable vital record data - Supports the future of business within the vital
records offices - Integrates easily with current legacy systems
- Safeguards the confidentiality of data
- Offers a secure mechanism for communication
between agencies and vital records offices
5EVVE Query Types
- Birth Verification
- Applicant has a certified copy of the birth
certificate in their possession - Birth Certification
- Applicant does NOT have a certified copy of the
birth certificate - Death Verification
- Applicant has a certified copy of the decedents
death certificate in their possession - Death Certification
- Applicant does NOT have a certified copy of the
decedents death certificate
6Birth Verification
- Required Fields
- Registrant First Name
- Registrant Middle Name
- Registrant Last Name
- Registrant Date of Birth
- Registrant Jurisdiction of Birth
- Either Date Filed or File Number
- Optional Fields
- Date Filed if File Number required
- File Number if Date Field required
7Birth Certification
- Required Fields
- Registrant First Name
- Registrant Middle Name
- Registrant Last Name
- Registrant Date of Birth
- Registrant Gender
- Registrant Jurisdiction of Birth
- Mothers Maiden Surname
- Optional Fields
- Fathers Surname
8Query Logic
- EVVE queries for an exact match
- If no exact match then EVVE executes alternate
queries - Soundex searches
- Last Name replacements
- Remove Day
- Adjust Year
- Switch Gender
- Switch Month/Day
- Remove fields
9Query Response
- Query Return Code
- If return code indicates a match and data
available - File Number
- Data Modified Indicator
- Deceased Indicator
10Query Return Codes
- Match
- Indication of birth record marked deceased
- No-Match on one required field
- Problem with First Name
- Problem with Last Name
- Problem with Date of Birth
- Problem with Date Filed
- Problem with File Number
- Problem with Mothers Maiden Surname
- Problem with Gender
- No-Match on more than one required field
- Other (time out, no data for that year, etc.)
11EVVE Birth Verification Process DMV Office
AAMVA GATEWAY
EVVE HUB
3. BC Verification Request
8. BC Verification Response
- 2. At DMV office clerk processes application
- Clerk enters DL/ID info
- Clerk enters data from Birth Certificate
4. BC Verification Request
1. Driver License Applicant with a Birth
Certificate
7. EVVE verification response (match or no-match)
VR WEB SERVER EVVE-SI Module
Log File
6. SQL results
5. SQL query statements
VR EVVE Data Base
Vital Records Agency No-Match Analysis
12EVVE Birth Certification Process Medicaid Office
EVVE-ui
EVVE HUB
3. BC Certification Request
8. BC Certification Response
4. BC Certification Request
2. At Medicaid office, clerk uses the EVVE-ui
module to enter birth information provided by the
applicant
1. Medicaid Applicant without a Birth Certificate
7. EVVE Certification response (match or no-match)
VR WEB SERVER EVVE-SI Module
Log File
6. SQL results
5. SQL query statements
VR EVVE Data Base
Vital Records Agency No-Match Analysis
13EVVE Pilot with SSA
- SSA
- Birth/Death Verifications/Certifications
- August 2002 December 2003
- Participating Vital Records Offices
- California, Colorado, Hawaii, Iowa, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma - SSA Local Offices in 26 states
14EVVE Pilot with AAMVA/DMVs
- AAMVA
- Birth Verifications
- May 2004 ongoing
- Vital Records Offices
- Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota - DMV Offices
- Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota
15AAMVA EVVE Pilot Observations
- Birth Verification match rates on
average(03/01/06 03/31/07) - Iowa 84 match rate
- Minnesota 91 match rate
- Missouri 72 match rate
- Montana 86 match rate
- North Dakota 91 match rate
- South Dakota 94 match rate
- Response times
- Range from 3.3 to 8.3 seconds
16EVVE Pilot with Medicaid
- Medicaid Offices
- Birth Certifications
- February 2007 ongoing
- Vital Records Offices
- Iowa, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, South
Dakota - Medicaid Offices
- South Dakota
17Medicaid EVVE Pilot Observations
- Birth Certification match rates on
average(02/01/07 04/30/07) - Iowa 30 match rate
- Missouri 81 match rate
- Montana 50 match rate
- North Dakota 78 match rate
- South Dakota 50 match rate
- Response times
- Average 3 to 5 seconds
18No Match Analysis
- NAPHSIS works with the vital records offices on
no-matches - Vital records offices work with their
sister-agency offices on no-matches - Data quality problems with birth records
- Date Filed field
- Missing on IA pre-1965 records
- Generational ID part of Last Name field
- Name parsing errors
- Data entry errors by DMV users
- Incorrectly provided information entered by
Medicaid users - Identify training improvements
- Identify query algorithm improvements for the
EVVE system
19NAPHSIS Involvement with EVVE
- Established relationships with all vital records
jurisdiction data sources - Single point of contact
- Standard-setting mechanisms in place to provide
commonality across unique jurisdiction
characteristics - Clear recognition of the various jurisdiction
laws governing vital records access and use of
these records
20Implementing EVVE
- NAPHSIS will establish a roll-out plan
- NAPHSIS will develop MOUs
- User agencies
- Incorporate EVVE into their business processes
- Develop user interface to enter query data and
display query response or use the EVVE-ui
application - Train users
21Implementing EVVE Activities at the Vital
Records Offices
- Participate in conference call for EVVE project
- Establish an EVVE database
- NAPHSIS/EVVE vendor install EVVE-SI module on web
server at the jurisdiction - Purchase web server if necessary
- Determine connection method between EVVE hub and
EVVE-SI module - SSL with authentication purchase digital
certificate - VPN purchase VPN hardware
- Identify IT support
- To-date has ranged from 48 to 229 hours
- Mainframe vs. relational database
- VPN connection versus SSL with authentication
- Identify vital records staff support for no match
analysis and data quality evaluation
22Vital Record Offices Data Preparation for EVVE
- Need to automate birth records back to 1935
- Establish a central database
- 85 of birth records back to 1935 in electronic
format - Perform data cleanup and quality improvements to
legacy birth records - Standardize birth records in EVVE-compliant
format - Match birth and death records to mark deceased
- Within the jurisdiction and between jurisdictions
23EVVE Advisory Committee
- DOT/NHTSA
- NAPHSIS
- NCHS
- OPM
- SSA
24EVVE Advisory Committee
- Ensure NAPHSIS, the jurisdictions, and users are
working in concert together to rollout a
nationwide EVVE system - Identified additional EVVE functional
requirements - Developed a proposed nationwide pricing model
25Conclusion
- Legislation promotes the EVVE concept
- Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act
- Real ID Act
- NAPHSIS and its membership want to see EVVE
become a nationwide system - Federal agencies
- Sister agencies
- Making EVVE successful requires cooperation and
partnership-building relationships - Between NAPHSIS and agencies
- Between each jurisdiction vital records office
and their respective agencies
26Contact Information
- Rose Trasatti
- EVVE Project Manager
- NAPHSIS Headquarters
- (301) 563-6007
- rtrasatti_at_naphsis.org
- www.naphsis.org