What Heritage Passport does
Fewer mistakes. Faster progress. Less money spent.
A citizenship claim is won on paper — the right records, from the right offices, proving the right line. This is how the work actually gets done, and what it costs when it does.
Free to start. Nothing to cancel.
One shared record of the family
Stop re-explaining your family to everyone.
Your mother remembers the townland. A cousin has the marriage certificate in a drawer. Your attorney needs both — in writing, with dates that match. When that lives in four inboxes and one memory, the same fact gets researched three times and the contradiction only surfaces after an office rejects the application.
The Citizenship Tree holds one version everyone works from: who each person is, when and where they were born and married, exactly how they connect, which record proves each fact, and what is still missing. Invite your relatives and each one adds their own piece to the same line. Share it with your own attorney and they read the claim instead of reconstructing it.
- Every fact carries the record that proves it
- Relatives edit the same line, not their own copy
- Gaps are named, not discovered late
One line. One version of it.
Vital records retrieval
Effortless retrieval. The done-for-you vital records kit.
We prepare, print, and pre-address every piece an agency needs. You sign one page and drop it in the mail.
Each office wants its own current form, its own fee, and its own supporting proof — and returns the request when any one of them is wrong. Your kit arrives with the right form already filled from your tree, a check made payable to that exact agency for that exact fee, a prepaid envelope addressed to the office that holds the record, and a card telling you where to sign.
- Ready-to-mail retrieval kits
- Secure document storage
- Real-time request tracker
- Readiness score for the whole case
One envelope. Nothing left to figure out.
What it costs, before you commit
Spend less, without doing it alone.
See the real cost of your claim before you spend anything: which records you need, which office issues each one, what that office charges, and where two relatives can share a single certificate instead of buying it twice.
Where you want a lawyer, engage one through the platform for a defined piece of work with a price agreed up front — a review, a filing, a specific question — rather than opening a matter that bills until it closes. Heritage Passport is a technology platform, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. It makes the hours you buy from a licensed attorney count for more.
- Government fees shown at cost, never marked up
- Shared records bought once for the whole family
- Attorney work scoped and priced before it starts
Help where it counts. Not a meter that never stops.
The case, always current
Always know the one thing to do next.
Most claims do not fail. They stall — waiting on a record nobody chased, a signature nobody asked for, a form that came back in March and sat unopened.
Open your case and it tells you the single next action, what is currently blocking it, where every record request stands with the office holding it, and how close the whole file is to being ready to file. The blocker and the action stay separate, so you always know the difference between what you are waiting on and what you can do right now.
- One next action, chosen for you
- Blockers named separately from actions
- Every request tracked to the office holding it
Progress you can see, not progress you hope for.
Heritage Guidance · case-aware
Never wonder what to do next.
Ask a question anywhere in your case. Get an answer grounded in your qualifying line, documents, and current stage—with human review when judgment is needed.
- Knows where you are.Your people, records, milestones, and open gaps.
- Shows its work.Every procedural answer links to an approved source.
- Hands off intelligently.A case guide steps in when software should not decide.
Does my grandmother’s birth record need an apostille?
Software when it can. A person when it should.