Person · my mark

My mark and ID

Print it on your CV. Anyone who looks it up reaches exactly one profile — yours — and still has to ask before they see what is in it.

Your Official ID
OFCL-7K2M-94PD
Copy IDCurrentIssued 12 Mar 2026 with your identity check · last confirmed current 5 Apr 2026
Looked up
3 times · see who
Became a request
1 of 3 · REQ-2026-08841
Resolves to
This profile only

Downloadable assets

All four carry the same identifier. Use whichever fits the surface.

Badge

For a CV header
OVerified profile · OfficialOFCL-7K2M-94PD

Sits next to your contact details. Vector, so it stays crisp when the CV is exported.

SVG · PNG @2x · PNG @1xDownload

QR block

For a printed CV
OFCL-7K2M-94PD

Scans to the same lookup a recruiter would type. Keep it at least as tall as two lines of your body text.

SVG · PNG · EPSDownload

Signature line

For an email signature
Maya Lindqvist
Official ID: OFCL-7K2M-94PD · verified profile
https://mayalindqvist.se/official

Plain text — survives every mail client. Paste it under your name.

Plain text · 3 linesCopy signature

PDF stamp

For a flattened PDF

One colour, no gradients, no live text. Survives print-to-PDF, scanning and the flattening most applicant systems do.

PDF · SVG · PNG (monochrome)Download

Where to put it

Where recruiters actually look
Maya Lindqvist
Product lead · Stockholm, Sweden
[email protected] · mayalindqvist.se
OVerified profile · OfficialOFCL-7K2M-94PD
Worked example — page 1 header of a two-page CV
  • Top of page 1, in the same block as your email and phone. That is where a recruiter’s eyes already go.
  • Keep the ID readable as text, not only as a QR — most lookups are typed from a PDF on a laptop.
  • Add the signature line to the covering email, so it is there before the CV is opened.
  • Not in the footer, not on page 2, not smaller than your body text. A mark that cannot be found is a mark that does not work.
  • Don’t caption it “verified employment”. Caption it, if at all, “verified profile on Official”.
What the mark does — and does not — claim
The mark says that a verified profile exists for this identifier: your identity was established on 12 Mar 2026, and the records in it were confirmed by your employers. It does not say what is in the profile — not your employers, roles or dates. A recruiter learns those only after you approve their request. Describing the mark as more than that on your CV would make it a claim you have not earned.

Rotate identifier

Irreversible for existing copies

Rotating issues you a new identifier and retires OFCL-7K2M-94PD. Do this if a CV has circulated further than you intended, or if you want a clean start with a new set of employers.

Before you confirm — the consequence
Every CV, email signature and PDF already sent with this identifier stops resolving the moment you rotate. A company that looks the old one up will be told it was superseded and to ask you for the current one — they will not be forwarded. Your records, your public page and any access you have already granted are not affected. This is decision D13.
Rotate identifier…Shows what a company holding your old ID would then see.
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