Citizenship Vault
Encrypted personal archive for naturalized citizens that stores naturalization paperwork, prior court records, and life history, with an AI screener flagging anything that could resurface in a denaturalization review.
Naturalized US citizens anxious about their status
- AI risk screen for 'good moral character' vulnerabilities (criminal history, omissions, name discrepancies)
- Encrypted document vault for naturalization certificate, court records, and supporting evidence
- Policy alerts when DHS/DOJ denaturalization priorities shift
- Attorney-matching hand-off when the screener flags a real concern
DOJ has already filed 89+ denaturalization cases in 2025 (vs 24 across Biden's four years) and is targeting 250+ by October — 26M naturalized citizens are hearing this news daily and have nowhere to turn for a personal-status gut-check.
2000+ US searches on 'citizenship revoked' tied to an active DOJ push reaching 26M+ naturalized citizens via national press.How many denaturalization cases were filed annually in... ↗
Existing immigration tools focus on green-card applicants or employer filings; consumer-facing 'is my citizenship safe' checkers are rare.How many denaturalization cases were filed annually in... ↗
Anxious users may pay $5–10/mo for peace-of-mind monitoring, but willingness is unproven vs free legal-aid hotlines.How many denaturalization cases were filed annually in... ↗
Policy can swing, but the underlying anxiety of holding naturalized citizenship persists across administrations and decades.
Document scanning + storage is trivial; legal nuance for the risk screener requires careful rule-writing but is buildable.