Confirmed against records
Service claims are established from supporting military records—not accepted as self-claimed.
Veteran PassportCreate My Free Passport ↗Trust & security
Veteran Passport is designed around verified service, deliberate consent, and veteran control—so trust never depends on a slogan.
Why it can be trusted
A credential should clearly show what was verified, how it was verified, and what the holder authorized another party to see.
Service claims are established from supporting military records—not accepted as self-claimed.
The credential belongs to the veteran. Presentation requires their action and consent.
A receiving party can confirm the presented Passport and its current status.
The credential identifies its evidence source and current verification level.
Data minimization
The intended result contains only the claims needed for a defined purpose. The original record stays outside the verifier’s hands.
Our security commitment
JointProof applies a layered security and privacy program appropriate to sensitive veteran information. Detailed controls, architecture, and implementation methods are confidential and shared only with authorized partners through the appropriate review process.
Our platform is built to limit unnecessary exposure and keep veterans informed about how their information is used.
Information is handled for defined, legitimate purposes—not collected or shared simply because it is available.
Security is treated as an ongoing operational responsibility as the Veteran Passport network grows.
Verify once. Carry it forward.
Create a credential designed to confirm service without unnecessary exposure.
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