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Register details
1. Registrar
Suomi.fi editorial team
State IT Services Centre
State Treasury
PO Box 100,
00054 STATE TREASURY
tel: +358 (0)9 77251
fax: +358 (0)9 7725 208
2. Person in charge of register issues and/or contact person
Suomi.fi editorial team / Kimmo Mäkinen
State IT Services Centre
State Treasury
PO Box 100,
00054 STATE TREASURY
tel: +358 (0)9 77251
Email suomifi[at]suomi.fi
3. Name of register
My e-services
4. Use of personal details (purpose of register)
The details are used in replying to the feedback. The register is based on questions, development suggestions, critisism and praise that has come through the Suomi.fi feedback. The feedback is saved untill
the matter is handled. Summaries are made of the feedback for the follow-up of the feedback volume and the matters handled in the feedback. No personal details are used in the summaries. The feedback received is removed after making the summaries.
5. Information content of Register
E-forms and the information on them saved by the customer in My eServices. Sent forms are retained in My eServices for up to 24 months and partially completed forms up to 3 months. At the close of these periods, the forms and information are automatically deleted. The customer can delete these materials any time before the deadline by logging into his/her My eServices in the Suomi.fi portal.
6. Regular sources of information
The customer adds e-forms and information contained therein to My eServices according to his/her own needs.
7. Regular handovers of information and transfers of information outside the EU and the European Economic Area
No regular handovers.
8. Register protection principles
- A. Hard copy
No hard copies - B. Data saved on computers
The Register will be saved on a server which can only be accessed by the registrar and which cannot be accessed by third parties. Information will not be handed over to third parties.



