The patterns, as the engine reads them
confidence 85 (high)
- Primary: Regex_belgium_eu_passport_number: a matching pattern Microsoft does not publish in full. The format is described on this SIT’s Microsoft Learn page.
- Any of these:
- Keywords_eu_passport_number: 10 keywords (word match), e.g. "passport#", "passport #", "passportid"
- Keywords_belgium_eu_passport_number: 10 keywords (word match), e.g. "numéro passeport", "paspoort nr", "paspoort-nr"
- Any of these:
- Regex_eu_passport_date2: a matching pattern Microsoft does not publish in full. The format is described on this SIT’s Microsoft Learn page.
- Keywords_eu_passport_date: 2 keywords (word match), e.g. "date of issue", "date of expiry"
- Keywords_belgium_eu_passport_date: keyword dictionary - Microsoft does not publish the full term list. It is summarised on this SIT’s Microsoft Learn page.
confidence 75 (medium)
- Primary: Regex_belgium_eu_passport_number: a matching pattern Microsoft does not publish in full. The format is described on this SIT’s Microsoft Learn page.
- Any of these:
- Keywords_eu_passport_number: 10 keywords (word match), e.g. "passport#", "passport #", "passportid"
- Keywords_belgium_eu_passport_number: 10 keywords (word match), e.g. "numéro passeport", "paspoort nr", "paspoort-nr"
Not available for live testing here. Part of this definition relies on a matching function this browser model does not implement, so a result would not be one we could stand behind. The anatomy above is still accurate, and the portal's own SIT test will evaluate it properly.
Related SITs
Others in the Belgium group.
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