igrantio-credential-schema-pid-v2listed

# Person Identification Data (PID) (EU ARF 2.8.0) - credential schema ## When to use Use this skill when you issue or verify a **Person Identification Data (PID)** credential that follows **EU ARF 2.8.0**. This is the current PID shape. It adds document data, place of birth, nationalities, portrait and trust anchor to the first PID shape. The registry gives two credential types, one per format: `urn:eudi:pid:1` for SD-JWT VC (`dc+sd-jwt`), and `eu.europa.ec.eudi.pid.1` for mdoc (`mso_mdoc`). The `jwt_vc_json` format is not part of this template. For the first PID shape, read `igrantio-credential-schema-pid`. The registry keeps this schema under `credentialSchemas/claimPathPointer/pidV2`. Version **2026.4.1** is the latest version directory, and this skill uses it. The registry publishes the schema in two formats: `dc+sd-jwt` and `mso_mdoc`. ## What the claims describe This schema marks only a part of the claims as mandatory. Read the `mandatory` field of each pointer before you plan your data source. **Mandatory claims**: `given_name`, `family_name`, `birthdate` (`birth_date` in `mso_mdoc`), `place_of_birth` with `country`, `locality` and `region`, `nationalities` (`nationality` in `mso_mdoc`), `issuing_authority`, `issuing_country`, and the expiry date (`date_of_expiry` in `dc+sd-jwt`, `expiry_date` in `mso_mdoc`). **Optional claims**: - Birth names: `birth_given_name` and `birth_family_name` in `dc+sd-jwt`; `given_name_birth` and `family_name_birth` in `mso_mdoc`.