Workspace
Private collection and ongoing curation.
Amerpass helps people collect, structure and preserve the story of what they learned, created, contributed and passed on to others — first for themselves, and then, by choice, for the world.

Knowledge, judgment, relationships, projects, failures, recognition and contribution accumulate across decades. Amerpass brings those fragments into one user-controlled history that can remain private, be shared selectively or become a public biography.
The private workspace is where a person builds a complete history from records, links, publications, interviews, photographs and memories.
Bring together files and links scattered across decades and institutions.
Extract dates, people, organizations, events and relationships into a chronology.
Nothing becomes part of the biography until the person reviews the extracted information.
Keep it private, share selected views or publish an encyclopedic biography.
When a person chooses public visibility, Amerpass presents an encyclopedic biography with chronology, projects, publications, interviews, awards, sources and relationships.

The page explains who the person became, rather than showing only a current title.
Public information remains connected to documents, repositories and external materials.
School achievements, early work, formative projects, interviews and later contribution can remain part of the story.
Public pages can use machine-readable entities and relationships for search engines and future interoperability.
Family members, co-authors, co-founders, mentors, students, colleagues, organizations and shared projects form a semantic graph. Public profiles open as biographies; non-public profiles remain protected by their owners’ visibility settings.


A user may generate a neutral, dated extract for employers, colleagues, attorneys or institutions without turning Amerpass into an accreditation authority.
Private collection and ongoing curation.
A living narrative across years and institutions.
A neutral summary based on information on file.
An encyclopedic presentation for the open web.
Responsible analysis of aggregated, opted-in data.
A future B2B workflow utility for immigration law firms preparing O-1, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW petitions.
The module is designed to help legal teams structure publication records, citation materials, bibliographies and supporting evidence while keeping human review and legal judgment with the firm.
With explicit opt-in and strict aggregation thresholds, Amerpass Research Lab can study professional mobility, migration, career interruption, knowledge transfer and continuity across institutions.
The system describes the origin and structure of information. It does not certify identity, qualifications or professional status.
Amerpass is not an identity document, licensing body, accreditation agency, official registry or substitute for records issued by institutions and governments.
Private, invited, discoverable and public views remain under the person’s control.
Information remains connected to the documents, links and records from which it was structured.
Deletion and withdrawal from optional research participation are part of the product model.
Journalist, publisher, researcher and founder of Amerpass Foundation. Amerpass continues a line of professional identity and migration initiatives developed by Leonov since the RU PASS project began in 2005.
Your professional life is more than a current title, a résumé or a folder of forgotten files. Amerpass is being built to help that life remain visible, connected and understood.
Igor Leonov is the founder of Amerpass Foundation and the originator of the project’s current concept of professional continuity. His work spans journalism, migration research, publishing and the creation of non-state professional identity systems.
The intellectual history of Amerpass reaches back to RU PASS, launched in 2005 as an early effort to help professionals preserve and present competence across institutional and national boundaries. Amerpass represents a new generation of that idea: not an alternative identity document, but a user-controlled archive and public biography of professional life.
Questions about Amerpass, partnerships, public biographies or early access.
contact@amerpass.comLos Angeles, California, USA
A proposed workflow utility for immigration law firms preparing O-1, EB-1 and EB-2 NIW matters. The module would organize citation records, publication metadata, bibliographies and evidence references under the direction of the firm.