Request the proof
Ask only for the service claims your decision requires and state the purpose.
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Employers, lenders, schools, VSOs, and benefit providers can confirm military service without collecting a veteran’s complete DD-214, Social Security number, address, or private history.
Consent first
The organization asks for a defined purpose. The veteran chooses what to approve. JointProof returns only the relevant confirmation and an auditable receipt.
Ask only for the service claims your decision requires and state the purpose.
They see exactly what you requested before any information is shared.
The veteran approves the specific claims and the length of access.
You receive approved, verified claims—not the veteran’s source documents.
Both sides receive a record of what was checked, by whom, and when.
What you receive
A signed confirmation can include only the claims the veteran approved: verified status, branch, service era, service dates, discharge status, Passport ID, and verification date.
The goal is simple: give your team a reliable answer without turning it into the custodian of a veteran’s sensitive record.
Ways to accept
Use the method that fits your current workflow, then add deeper integration as the network grows.
The veteran presents a QR code and your team confirms the credential on a secure page.
A consent-based button or widget for a website, hiring flow, or member portal.
Server-to-server requests, signed results, consent receipts, and webhooks at scale.
Present and read a Veteran Passport from a supported mobile wallet.
Veteran hiring preference and workforce programs.
Veteran programs and eligibility workflows.
Education benefits and tuition programs.
Veteran-only services, offers, and resources.
Accept Veteran Passport
Start with a controlled pilot built around one workflow, one population, and clear success measures.
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