Features · PassVault
Documents that pass.
PassVault keeps each record attached to the person, relationship, requirement, and country path it is meant to prove—without turning a shared family case into one shared identity file.
One evidence spine
A record has context, not just a filename.
Citizenship files span people, generations, issuing authorities, translations, certifications, and country requirements. PassVault keeps that context with the document.
- Organize by person, event, authority, and country path.
- Distinguish shared ancestor evidence from applicant identity records.
- Track missing, requested, received, and treatment-needed states.
- Keep source notes and unresolved discrepancies beside the record.
Review boundaries
Organization is not authentication.
Extraction and document labeling reduce clerical work. They do not make a record genuine, resolve a legal dispute, or replace review by the receiving authority.
- Uncertainty stays visible.
- Failed quality checks are not converted into a pass.
- Private uploads remain tied to the owning user and case.
- Sharing can expose status without exposing the document image.
Begin with the facts in your family.
The free eligibility check shows which country path is worth pursuing before you organize the case around it.