What mandatory fields are needed to perform an IDENTITY REQUEST?

To perform an IDENTITY REQUEST, it is critical to provide comprehensive and accurate information to ensure proper identification and response. The correct choice includes ORI (Originating Agency Identifier), NAM (name of the individual), RACE, SEX, DOB (date of birth), ATN (additional identifier, often an agency or case number), JUS (justice type, indicating the type of involvement), and PUR (purpose of the request).

Including all these mandatory fields enhances the accuracy of the request. The ORI identifies the agency making the request, while NAM, RACE, SEX, and DOB provide essential personal identifiers that aid in correctly matching the individual’s record. ATN allows for linkage to specific cases or files, JUS provides context regarding the nature of the request, and PUR clarifies why the information is needed.

Together, these elements ensure that the request is processed with all necessary context and identification criteria, thus maximizing the likelihood of retrieving the correct and relevant information quickly.