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The National Council on Identity Policy IIULA - The Identity Information User License Agreement The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) was born of the struggles of one tenacious survivor of domestic violence and stalking. The NCIDP continues her work with the help of many. Read more about the NCIDP... ~ When providing identity information and other personal and private information to organizations and entities, it is done contingent upon certain expectations about how that information will be used. It is generally taken completely for granted that the basic rights and guaranteed protections of law afforded to individuals and their identity information will be respected by credible organizations. The NCIDP has found that this trust is misplaced more often than not. The Identity Information User License Agreement (IIULA), as the NCIDP has standardized it, puts into legal terms and written legal contract those expectations. It also serves formal notice of the laws to anyone handling the identity information, depriving them of claims of ignorance of those laws and the protections that those laws guarantee. The IIULA gives notices of the rule of law as applicable across the entire United States, dealing with Federal court case law and other nationally applicable law. State laws may vary and may offer additional protections (which are generically invoked by the IIULA wherever they exist and offer such additional protections), but State laws cannot contravene any of the nationally applicable legal standards noticed in the IIULA. Moreover, the relevant case law is largely well-settled Constitutional law establishing rights that cannot be infringed even by acts of the Federal Congress, and that are significantly protected against all but amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Currently, as a public service we are publishing the IIULA in two standardized forms, a U.S. Standard Version and a special U.S. Survivor's Version. The Standard Version is useful to most individuals, while the special Survivor's Version is useful specifically and only to those surviving extreme violence endangered by the risk or threat of additional violence. More of the history of the IIULA can be found further down this page, below the IIULA links. All prior versions of the IIULA are considered obsolete by the NCIDP, and the currently published versions linked below should be considered governing in all cases of notice by earlier forms or versions of the IIULA, unless specified otherwise by the individual Licensor. IMPORTANT NOTICE: The standardized Identity Information User License Agreements (IIULAs) published here are adversary tested and have never been shown to be erroneous in any legal manner. Indeed, the legal notices of law have historically been shown to be thoroughly accurate time and time again by parties who had chosen to take an adversarial attitude toward the legal rights of individuals and the IIULA noticed assertions and exercise of those rights. Nevertheless, The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) does not warrant that the standardized Identity Information User License Agreements (IIULAs) published here will withstand any usage made of it by any particular individual who may choose to make such use of it of their own free will. Nor does The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) warrant that any IIULA currently published here or anywhere on this website will be fully updated to reflect changes in law that have may have occurred. The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) warrants only that it is making its best good faith effort to publish its most recent updates and revisions to any IIULA, and that it has made a good faith effort to maintain its legal accuracy as of the undertaking of any such revision. Any use of this information or these documents is permitted only by concomitant agreement to indemnify and hold harmless the NCIDP, its agents, and any and all individuals and parties participating in creating or providing this information and these documents.
U.S. Standard Version IIULA IIULA (PDF) v. 00-03c All Rights Reserved
Special U.S. Survivor's Version IIULA Special IIULA (PDF) v. S00-03c All Rights Reserved
The original NCIDP standardized IIULA notices were a product of our founder's efforts to survive extreme violence and gruesome threats for more. Consequently, the original versions were what we would now call a special survivor's version. The truly original IIULA contract predates written history, and was a contract of oral origins honored throughout most of human history. It is the the first license agreement known to human kind. Oddly, public entities abruptly developed a sense of entitlement to the private and personal property (identity information) of individuals, swept in by fascist ideologues like McCarthy et al. The NCIDP standardized, documentary forms of it reasserts, in written form, the principles of that original IIULA from time immemorial, depriving such fascist public entities of any false claims contrary to the IIULA and its notices. In order to create a "Standard" version applicable to average members of the general public, the entire NCIDP standardized IIULA had to be rewritten. The original was laced throughout with references to violence and violence survivorship issues, all of which had to be extricated without compromising the integrity of the underlying license agreement. After rewriting to create the Standard version, it was appended with a simple, single addendum regarding violence and survivorship in order to create the new Survivor's version. The result is that both versions are identical in all parts other than the Survivor's Addendum, and both remain true to the original goals, philosophies and effects. The current versions continue to be updated as needed to incorporate updates to the laws as they occur. Notable changes of law and update in the IIULA since its earliest inception include HIPAA and the Patriot Act.
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