Germany Pass · Feature preview
Your folder
Every paper of your move in one place, with every date it carries.
Three months in, an office asks you for a paper by a German name you have never heard, and you cannot remember whether you have it. This is the page that answers that: what you have, where you put it, and what is still due.
It keeps the letters themselves, holds the details every German form asks for, and prints the sheet you carry to the counter. You stop keeping your paperwork in your head. Germans keep the lot in a ring binder, an Ordner, and this is the front of yours.
Something came in the post?
Photograph it and read it back in English, with the dates, the amount and who to answer pulled out of it. The photo stays on your device.
Whatever you read is filed here after.
The binder is still being built
What this folder is
One place for the paper this move produces. What you have and where you put it. The details German forms keep asking for. The sheets you print and carry to a counter.
Reading your post is free, five letters, no account. What the Pass adds is that every letter you read stays here afterwards, sorted, with the reference numbers somebody will ask you for months from now.
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