Plan B
Daniel Hayes
Remotely employed
- IdentityReady
- FinancialReady
- EmploymentActive
- Legal RecordNeeded
- InsuranceReady
CitizensOS / PassVault
PassVault turns the documents behind international mobility into a reusable core file, organized around who you are, what you can prove, and where you may want to go next.
Identity · Financial · Employment · Legal Record · Insurance

01 / Core file
PassVault organizes the evidence governments repeatedly ask for into five reusable modules, then shows what is on file, missing, or irrelevant to the journey in front of you.
Concept preview: the evidence and readiness states below illustrate the PassVault vision. Stored files in today's app are marked “on file” until a separate review confirms them.
Example evidence / Employment
Employment, salary and remote-work permission
02 / Adaptive engine
The same core file can call for different evidence when the member's objective and financial situation change.
Plan B
Retire Abroad
One PassVault architecture. Different evidence priorities. “Not needed” leaves the active checklist rather than counting as a gap.
03 / Reuse everywhere
PassVault can interpret the same evidence against different routes, so preparation does not start over with every destination.
Same underlying evidence
04 / Readiness
Build the evidence foundation at your own pace. When you decide which route to pursue, you can see what is already on file and what that route still asks of you.
Mobility is no longer a destination.
It is a state of readiness.
Keep identity, financial, employment, legal-record and insurance documents in one core file.
Review what is on file, what still needs checking, and which evidence matters for your objective.
Carry the same foundation into more than one country and program workflow.
Readiness and verification states do not guarantee government approval. Final eligibility and documentary requirements are route- and authority-specific.