Choose your service path
Select currently serving, veteran, or retired—then your branch and component.
Veteran PassportCreate My Free Passport ↗How Veteran Passport works
Create one account, establish the claims your evidence supports, keep the records you choose, and authorize each share on your terms.
Five clear steps
The Passport responds to where you are in the military lifecycle and keeps you informed from the first upload through every authorized share.
Select currently serving, veteran, or retired—then your branch and component.
See branch-aware guidance and upload the official record available to you.
JointProof reviews the evidence and issues only the service claims it supports.
Keep selected source documents in your Identity Vault until you remove them.
Share claims first or separately release an original with time-limited, revocable access.
Two ways to share
A verified claim and an original source document are intentionally separate decisions. The default is to prove only the approved fact. You release the complete document only when an organization truly requires it.
You decide what stays
Temporary evidence used only for verification and records you deliberately keep in your Vault serve different purposes.
Evidence used only to complete verification follows the published retention policy. Holding less unnecessary data reduces exposure.
Select “Keep” for records you want available in your account. Those documents remain in your Vault until you remove them.
How-to library
Short, plain-language walkthroughs will show every important step as the pilot grows.
Select your current status, branch, and component so the Passport can guide you to the relevant official record.
Upload an accepted service record, follow its verification status, and keep the documents you want in your Identity Vault.
Send approved proof first—or separately authorize a time-limited original-document share when required.