Every figure goes onto the Agency's own published form, in a colour that says which words are yours. Nothing is inferred, nothing is invented, and the places a form insists on your own handwriting stay empty.
Answers are written into the government's own published spreadsheet, not a redrawn copy of it. The file that comes out is byte-identical to theirs everywhere your answers do not appear, so a reissued form changes the form and not the engine.
Where two forms want the same fact at different resolutions, you give the finer one and the coarser is worked out from it. The number of visits on one form cannot disagree with the list of visits on another, because it is not stored twice.
A preview puts every answer in the box it will occupy, in the Agency's own correction red, so a wrong figure is visible before it is printed rather than after it is filed. Fields the form requires in your own hand are left blank on purpose and listed with the reason.
Published standard periods beside the Agency's own measured averages, on one scale. Every measured figure sits at or beyond the top of its published range, and the problems are marked at the point in the process where each one arises.
Cases are encrypted at rest under a key kept outside the data directory, so a copy of the data on its own — a stray backup, a borrowed laptop — is ciphertext. Export everything as JSON, or delete it outright, at any time and without asking.
Off unless you turn it on. Offer a draft to the professionals registered here, see who says they are available to take it on, and withdraw the offer whenever you like. Nothing you have written is visible to anyone until you offer it.
Stated as plainly as the rest, because each one is a decision rather than a gap.
You carry the documents to the counter. Nothing is submitted, forwarded or lodged on your behalf, and no part of this software talks to any authority.
No score, no likelihood, no opinion on whether a marriage will satisfy anybody. The checks here report whether a field is filled and whether two documents agree — never whether an answer is good. Only the Agency decides.
The questionnaire asks; you answer in your own words. Supplied sentences read as supplied sentences to the person on the other side of the counter, and they would make us the author of a document you are signing.