Give a precise, honest status when someone submits proof — received, accepted for review, more evidence needed, declined, escalated, appeal available — with the reason and next steps.
If an institution uses this, you'll get a clear status for the proof you submitted — what was accepted, what's still needed, and whether you can appeal.
Respond to submitted proof with a clear, honest status — from received to accepted for a limited purpose to declined or escalated — with a reason and next steps. It runs in your browser and ends in a draft VRX record. This records the institution's stated response; it is not official verification and confers no legal status.
A stated response, not a verification. The status reflects your institution's handling of the submission; it does not confirm the proof is authentic, true, or legally sufficient, and confers no official status. Acceptance "for a limited purpose" means exactly that. Not legal advice. AI creates; PlenaProof proves the record — it complements, it does not replace, the deciding authority.