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US 11,971,971 · App. 17/469,490 · Granted Apr 30, 2024

Acknowledgment authentication system and method

Inventor: David C. Ruma (Powell, OH)
Assignee: LAD Verification Services, LLC
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Patent No.
US 11,971,971
App. No.
17/469,490
Granted
Apr 30, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present invention is a system for and method of enabling an initiating party to capture, store, and retrieve an image of at least one acknowledging party performing an acknowledgement requested by the initiating party where the acknowledging party(s) may be remotely located from the initiating party.

Claims (76)

1. A method of authenticating an electronic acknowledgement of an item to be acknowledged, the method comprising:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user during an acknowledgement process;

receiving an image of an identification document associated with the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to the image of the identification document associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

measuring a time period that elapses from a time when the at least one item is displayed to a time of receiving the input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item; and

notifying the user if the time period exceeds a predefined time limit;

wherein the acknowledgement process extends at least from the time of receiving the input to the capturing step.

2. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user during an acknowledgement process;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to an image of an identification document previously stored on a second computerized device, which identification document is associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

measuring a time period that elapses from a time when the at least one item is displayed to a time of receiving the input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the item and authenticating the user; and

notifying the user if the time period exceeds a predefined time limit;

wherein the acknowledgement process extends at least from the time of receiving the input to the capturing step.

3. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

receiving an image of an identification document associated with the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to the image of the identification document associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying on the display device an alphanumeric code;

receiving from the user a response using the input device of the first computerized device; and

comparing the alphanumeric code to the user's response to determine whether the user's response is the alphanumeric code.

4. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to an image of an identification document previously stored on a second computerized device that is associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying on the display device an alphanumeric code;

receiving from the user a response using an input device on the first computerized device; and

comparing the alphanumeric code to the user's response to determine whether the user's response is the alphanumeric code.

5. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

receiving an image of an identification document associated with the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to the image of the identification document associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying on the display device an alphanumeric code;

receiving from the user a spoken response using an audio capture device on the first computerized device; and

comparing the alphanumeric code to the user's spoken response to determine whether the user's spoken response is the alphanumeric code.

6. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to an image of an identification document previously stored on a second computerized device that is associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying on the display device an alphanumeric code

receiving from the user a spoken response using an audio capture device on the first computerized device; and

comparing the alphanumeric code to the user's spoken response to determine whether the user's spoken response is the alphanumeric code.

7. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

receiving an image of an identification document associated with the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to the image of the identification document associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying to the user on the display device a code in the form of instructions to perform a specific body movement;

receiving a response from the user using a video capture device on the first computerized device; and

comparing the displayed code to the user's response to determine whether the user's response is the displayed code.

8. A computerized method of authenticating the electronic acknowledgement of an item comprising the steps of:

displaying at least one item to be electronically acknowledged on a display device of a first computerized device;

configuring an input device of the first computerized device to receive an input from a user;

receiving from the user, using the input device of the first computerized device, an input representing the user's electronic acknowledgement of the at least one item;

capturing, using an image capture device of the first computerized device, at least one image of the user;

comparing the captured at least one image of the user to an image of an identification document previously stored on a second computerized device that is associated with the user to authenticate the user's identity;

displaying to the user on the display device a code in the form of instructions to perform a specific body movement;

receiving a response from the user using a video capture device on the first computerized device; and

comparing the displayed code to the user's response to determine whether the user's response is the displayed code.

Continuity (6)
Continuation 16139327 · Sep 24, 2018
Continuation 15645590 · Jul 10, 2017
Continuation 14963406 · Dec 9, 2015
Continuation 14291139 · May 30, 2014
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