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How does The Green Card work?
A passport can be set up by either an individual, or an employer, or an organisation who is a registered verifier.
How much will it cost me to hold an individual Green Card?
The Green Card charges £10 per year for hosting your passport. This includes unlimited, free additional amends and updates within the 12 months.
How can I pay?
When you apply for your Green Card membership you will be required to submit credit card details against which your Green Card fees will be charged. In some cases, employers may offer to pay for your passport to be updated if they have provided training, in which case they will be charged directly when they update your passport.
Payment is via World Pay - the most secure payment system on the internet. It takes credit, debit and electron cards details for payment. The system is set as an annual payment to appear on the card.
How can I get my photo on my Green Card?
Your Green Card cannot be verified and we cannot send you your Green Card and member number until we have received a photo of you. There are three ways you can provide us with your photo. In most cases an applicant will attach their photo to their application as part of the application process. However, you can also send a photo by email to photo@green-card.co.uk or you can send a photo along with your written application directly to Green Card Ltd.
What is "My Goals"?
Every member has a 'My Goals' function which is accessible from their 'My Green Card' page. My Goals allows you to setup a personal development plan by setting out your goals and then breaking them down into manageable milestones. Green Card will then assist you by emailing you reminders to prompt you to take the appropriate action at the right time to ensure you stay on track to achieve your personal targets.
How can I get my passport verified?
You can get your passport verified by taking the certificates or documentation supporting your skill or qualification to your employer or other registered verifier (for example a training provider) or local job centre.
What is a "Registered Verifier"?
A registered verifier is any organisation who has successfully applied to become a Green Card verifier. As a registered verifier you can verify details on any member's passport and submit applications on behalf of new members. If you have large numbers of members you wish to add, we will assist you by importing member details.
Who can apply to become a "Registered Verifier"
Any legally registered organisation can apply to become a registered verifier. Employers, educational establishments, recruitment agencies, job centres can be registered verifiers.
How can I find out if my employer is a Registered Verifier?
Log in to the Green Card website and go to your account page and click on "My Passport". You will see a link to "Registered Verifiers". Click on the link and you can search for your employer. If your employer is not listed you can introduce them to Green Card and receive credits on your own Green Card account.
How can I get my employer to become a Registered Verifier?
Simply alert your immediate manager or HR manager to the Green Card website and ask them to register. There is a section on the home page that explains the benefits to an employer of the Green Card and why they should become a verifier.
How much will it cost an employer to become a Registered Verifier?
All charges for registered verifier subscription have been suspended until further notice. Becoming a Green Card registered verifier is currently FREE.
To look at the details on the Green Card site is free to all employers. All the employer needs to do is visit the site and put in the employees/students Green Card number.
How can I get my passport verified?
Please visit your local registered verifier, supplying appropriate ID for verification. E-mail neartome@green-card.co.ukfor more information.
How can I get my passport verified if my employer is not a registered verifier or I am not currently employed?
If either your employer is not a registered verifier or you are not currently employed you can still get your passport verified by any number of other registered verifiers such as your local job centre, most colleges and universities. To find out where you can get your passport verified closest to you, simply email neartome@green-card.co.uk
Are Registered Verifiers graded?
Yes. Registered verifiers are automatically graded according to certain criteria such as length of time in operation, number of employees and tangible commitment to training and personnel development. We grade verifiers so that organisations viewing member's passports gain an objective assessment of the verifier. This means an employer can assess the validity and credibility of particular skills on the Green Card. Click here to find out more about Verifier Status Rating.
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