- Family is a higher level Web3 value, i.e. is a higher level domain
- It may consist of a single spouse, as well
- Owned and governed by spouse(s) in accordance with its statute
- standing for marriage contract
- A baby is born in a family
- The latter creates a higher level Web3 value for the baby, i.e. Web3 personal domain, and gets ownership over its jurisdictional subvalue(s) util adulthood
- i.e. subvalue(s) related to the relevant jurisdiction(s)
- The governmental registrar creates the subvalues of the jurisdictional subvalue
- One of them may be in shared ownership by the personal domain and the governmental registrar, which allows the latter to limit available options, change frequency, etc.
- It may store the person’s credentials, like set of names (name, surname, last name), the address for the physical correspondence
- In case the person’s names are stored here, due to name change in one of the jurisdictions, it may get out of sync with registers of other jurisdictions
- This issue may be addressed by a synchronization mechanism
- Another one may be owned by the governmental registrar
- It may store, the person’s national ID and the set of biometric data for identification
- Some or all of the person’s names, may be stored at his personal domain
- E.g. nick names
- This allows the person to change them freely and to avoid the issue of getting a name out of sync within registers of a number of jurisdictions
- A person may have citizenship and/or long-term visas of several countries
- ID, licences, diplomas, certificates and taxable property are stored by governmental registrars in the personal domain’s subvalue
- Owning a person’s jurisdictional subvalue allows to perform legal actions in that jurisdiction
- There are a lot of cases when a person can’t make them on its own due to limited capacity caused by
- insufficient age
- medical reasons
- juridical reasons
- This means that they don’t own their value 100% until one of the following events takes place
- achieving sufficient age
- court’s decision
- In some foreign countries,
- a person as a foreigner
- may
- buy/sell realty
- open a bank account
- register business
- may use for this one of their available and accepted jurisdictional value