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ANNEX 3.2 - mDL Rulebook

This is a working document that holds no legal value and does not reflect any common agreement or position of the co-legislators. It presents a state-of-play of ongoing work of the eIDAS Expert Group. This document is being continuously updated and should not be considered final.

1 Introduction

This document is the mobile driving licence (mDL) Rulebook. It contains requirements specific to the mDL use case within the EUDI Wallet.

This mDL Rulebook contains the following topics:

  • Chapter 2 specifies the mDL attribute schema. This describes the structure, the type, the entity identifiers, and the logical organisation of the mandatory and optional attributes of the mDL. It also describes how Member States can specify any possible national attributes.

  • Chapter 3 specifies details about the trust infrastructure necessary for mDL attestations. This information may be moved to another document in the future.

Further topics will be added if and when they are identified.

2 mDL attribute schema

2.1 Introduction

This document describes the structure, type, data element identifiers, and logical organisation of the mandatory and optional attributes of the mobile driving licence (mDL) attestation within the EUDI Wallet. It also describes how Member States can specify any possible national attributes.

Mobile driving licences are legally specified in the proposed EC Regulation 2023_127 ( 4th Driving Licence Regulation). This Regulation specifies that mDLs shall comply with the ISO/IEC 18013-5 standard. It does not mention any other standards, in particular not [SD JWT]. Consequently, mDLs issued to an EUDI Wallet instance SHALL NOT be implemented as [SD JWT]-compliant document. This document therefore specifies only an ISO/IEC 18013-5 compliant encoding.

2.2 ISO/IEC 18013-5 compliant encoding

A data model for ISO/IEC 18013-5-encoded mDLs is fully specified in ISO/IEC 18013-5. No changes need to be made to this data model for an mDL attestation within the EUDI Wallet.

3 Trust infrastructure details

3.1 Introduction

To trust a signature or seal over an mDL attestation, the Relying Party needs a mechanism to validate that the public key it uses to verify that signature or seal is trusted. ISO/IEC 18013-5 provides such mechanisms. However, additional details need to be specified to fully specify these mechanisms for mDL attestations within the EUDI Wallet ecosystem.

3.2 Trusted Issuer List

For authenticating mDL attestations, trust anchors will be used that are present in an mDL Attestation Provider Trusted List which complies with [Topic 31].

4 References

See Chapter 9 of the main ARF 1.4.0 document.