Henkilötodistuksella

Henkilötodistuksella is a Finnish term that translates to "with identification" or "by means of an identity document." It refers to the act of proving one's identity using a valid official document. This is a common requirement in various situations across Finland and other countries.

Official identity documents that can be used as henkilötodistuksella include passports, identity cards issued by the police, and driver's licenses. These documents contain personal information such as a photograph, name, date of birth, and personal identification number, which are used to verify the individual's identity. The validity and acceptance of specific documents may vary depending on the context.

The requirement for henkilötodistuksella is often encountered when performing transactions that necessitate identity verification. Examples include opening a bank account, picking up registered mail, purchasing age-restricted items like alcohol, entering certain establishments, or interacting with government authorities. Law enforcement officers may also request henkilötodistuksella during routine checks or investigations. The purpose is to prevent fraud, ensure security, and comply with legal obligations. Failure to provide satisfactory henkilötodistuksella when requested can result in denial of service or other consequences.