National Registers of Identification Numbers

National Registers of Identification Numbers
In accordance with paragraph 3 of Article 1 of the Law "On National Registers of Identification Numbers", an individual identification number (hereinafter referred to as IIN) is a unique number generated for an individual, including an individual entrepreneur who carries out activities in the form of personal entrepreneurship.
According to paragraph 3, paragraph 2 of the Rules for the formation of an identification number approved by the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 22, 2007 No. 406, the IIN is a unique combination of 12 digits generated for an individual during initial registration in the information and production system for the production of documents (birth certificate, passport of a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, identity card of a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan, residence permit of a foreigner in the Republic of Kazakhstan, etc.).
Previously, until 2013, the Rules established an algorithm for generating and reading the IIN, which contained data on the date of birth, the field of an individual.
By the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 26.08.2013 No. 853, changes were made to the Rules regarding the exclusion of linking digital IIN data to personal data of citizens.
The IIN is formed automatically, taking into account the principles of uniqueness and immutability.
In order to preserve the integrity of the data of information banks of various levels using the IIN in the data structure, it is not subject to any modification or degeneration from the moment of initial formation, except in cases of adoption.
Based on the above, the mismatch of the IIN symbols with the date of birth is not an error. Refusal to provide public services by state bodies and other institutions with reference to the incorrectness of the IIN is not allowed.