Paperwork pilot
Citations, tax appeals, renewals, opt-outs: Pally does the lookups and the forms, you do the signature.
Government and admin paperwork is mostly lookups, fields, and deadlines. Pally does that part in its browser and hands back only the steps that need you: an ID, a signature, or showing up in person.
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How it works
Say what needs handling in plain words. Pally works out which agency owns it, which form applies, and when the deadline falls, then runs the lookups: citations by plate, an assessment, a renewal status.
Pally fills the form with what it knows about you and the documents you've shared, and gathers evidence where it helps, like comparable sales for a tax appeal. It sends you only the steps that need you, with the link or a ready-to-sign file.
Pally reminds you before the deadline, files when your part is done, and can repeat a job like a data-broker opt-out sweep on a schedule.
A useful fit
Good for
- Finding a citation that never reached your mailbox
- Appealing a property assessment before the window closes
- Getting a passport or license renewal packet ready
- Removing yourself from people-search and data-broker sites
- Never missing the deadline on a form you started
Text it naturally
Things to try
Before you start
Common questions
Which steps still need me?+
ID checks, signatures, notaries, and in-person appointments. Pally does everything up to that point and tells you exactly what's left.
Where do the details on the form come from?+
What you've told Pally and the documents you've shared, so you aren't asked for the same details twice. Correct anything in the thread before it files.
Are data-broker opt-outs permanent?+
No. Brokers re-add people over time. Pally can repeat the sweep on a schedule and tell you which sites put you back.
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Last updated October 8, 2026.
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