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Security Paper Handling

Security Paper Handling. 2013 Local Issuance Office Training. Security Paper Handling. General practices Best practices. Security Paper Handling. General practices Security paper is stored in a protected and locked location Access to secure storage is limited to authorized personnel

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Security Paper Handling

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  1. Security Paper Handling 2013 Local Issuance Office Training

  2. Security Paper Handling • General practices • Best practices

  3. Security Paper Handling General practices • Security paper is stored in a protected and locked location • Access to secure storage is limited to authorized personnel • Two authorized personnel are always present when removing/returning security paper • Approved voided security paper is destroyed immediately or is locked up while awaiting destruction

  4. Security Paper Handling Printing • Printer for certified documents is in a secure area • Locked printer paper trays are recommended

  5. Security Paper Handling Upon delivery of security paper from the vendor • Authorized person verifies that quantity received matches quantity ordered and emails john.marino@state.mn.us • ENTIREshipment of security paper is immediately logged into MR&C • Discrepancies or damaged documents are reported to the State Registrar or Deputy State Registrar • Security paper is placed in a secure and locked location MR&C

  6. Security Paper Handling • Review MR&C Reports regularly • Weekly or monthly depending on office volume • Authorized person reviews and follows up

  7. Security Paper Handling • Inventory Control Report • Sequential listing of DCNs issued • Master Paper Inventory Report • Remaining QTY = security paper in printer + stored paper • Paper Distribution\Entry Report • Reflects what was put into the printer, by whom and when • Security Paper Tracking Report • Shows by DCN ranges, what DCNs have been voided, issued and unused (unused = unaccounted for)

  8. Security Paper Handling Focus on ‘unaccounted for’ DCNs • Track down applicable request and enter DCN • Request may have the wrong DCN assigned to it • Issuer might have gotten distracted and missed the opportunity to enter the DCN • Paper may have been damaged in printing

  9. Security Paper Handling Voiding unused DCNs Best Practice • Two different people involved • ‘Voider’ • Make explanatory comments on each void • Approver • Have voided paper in front of you when processing approval VOIDS are final!

  10. Security Paper Handling Wrap up • You’re the front-line of defense • General practices • Best practices

  11. What are your practices? • What procedures do you have in your office? • How do you protect security paper? • How often do you review the MR&C reports – and what do you do with what you find?

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