Request overview of personal data delivered
What is it?
(Government) organizations can request data from you to the municipality. For example, for:
- pensions
- benefits
- rent supplement
- taxes
- court cases
If you want to know what data the municipality has supplied about you, you can request a summary of it. You can do this in the municipality where you live.
How does it work?
To give you a complete overview, the municipality not only consults its own systems. It also informs which national government organizations have viewed your data.
What to do.
You request your statement from the municipality where you live. There are several ways to do this.
Apply online
Request your review online. To do so, you will need:
- your DigiD. Don't have a DigiD yet? Then apply for one via DigiD.nl. You will receive the DigiD log-in code within a few days.
Online applicationWritten request
Send the following items to the municipality:
- letter stating why you need the survey
- your signature on the letter
- A copy of your valid ID
Personal request
Bring the following items with you to the municipal office:
- your valid ID
How long does it take?
You will receive the summary within four weeks.
Additional information
The overview goes back a maximum of 20 years. That's how long the government must keep so-called "disclosures" according to the Basic Registration of Persons Act. However, this law only took effect on Jan. 6, 2014. Until then, the legal retention period was one year. Therefore, it is not always possible to retrieve all information from the past 20 years for you.
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