00:14:27	Keela Shatzkin:	https://wiki.hyperledger.org/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=80782949&draftShareId=c82b5b1e-2e10-4a8a-9d8f-c29fd0114363&
00:28:21	Simon Nazarenko:	I have a question. Why birth certificates are not free to be issued here in the US? Or is it state by state? Is VitalCheck private company or government owned?
00:32:11	Helen Garneau:	My son was born in 2014 in West Point, New York (Orange County) and his birth certificate was printed in Comic Sans 😆
00:37:48	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	Reacted to "My son was born in 2..." with 😱
00:46:53	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	Birth certificates are also a basis for other important IDs received later (like driver's license), this is one of the most important foundational credentials! Is this close to being a reality?
00:53:09	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	I also have technical questions such as which credential format(s)(Anoncreds, JSON-LD, SD-JWTs, etc.) are being considered for birth certificates and other vital records. You can choose to address this when it fits.
00:59:10	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	We're working towards creating issuer and verifier software that can support more than one credential format, so that's something states may want to consider.
01:00:07	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	We're also working on some translation tools so that you could present in one format and have your credential recoded in another format.
01:02:48	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	Guardianship may be managed at a wallet level, but if it can't be, then revocation and re-issuance would be important.
01:04:31	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	(Backup and restore functionality for credentials in wallets is very immature, too, so that's one more reason that a robust reissuance procedure will be important)
01:05:57	Helen Garneau:	That was a very common scenario in Afghanistan during the departure of US military forces. Many folks having been born in the US but never claimed their citizenship.
01:10:26	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	Fascinating use cases, thank you!
01:11:01	Mike Ebert (Indicio):	Can we get a copy of the deck, too?