azonosításhoz

Azonosításhoz is a Hungarian term used to express the purpose of identifying someone or something. It is formed from azonosítás (identification) with the suffix -hoz, which marks direction or purpose, translating roughly as "for identification" or "to identification." The phrase is common in formal language, including forms, regulations, and service terms, where it links a required action or data to the objective of identification.

In practice, azonosításhoz appears in contexts such as registration, access to services, or financial transactions, where a person must be identified. Typical requirements include personal data and documents, for example name, date of birth, address, and a government-issued identity document. In some settings, identification can be done physically (in person) or electronically, using digital credentials or biometric data.

Electronic identification, or elektronikus azonosítás, is a common form in online services, enabling authentication without physical documents. Data protection considerations apply to azonosításhoz processes; key principles such as data minimization, purpose limitation, and retention rules govern what information is collected for identification. Because of these rules, the use of azonosításhoz in forms, applications, and privacy notices typically clarifies what data is needed and for what purpose, helping to ensure lawful and transparent handling of personal information.