Your File
The Bureau says
A file is maintained in the name of each Applicant. The Applicant may inspect it. The Applicant may not remove anything from it.
In plain language
Your File is the first page after you log in, and the File tab at the bottom. It is where you see your whole case at once:
- Where you left off, with a button to go back in.
- Your Matter, your hearings out of five, and your personal details. The notice of arrival can be read again from here.
- On your person: what you are carrying, what is in your pockets, and any personal effects.
- The floor you are on: its rule, your count, and each of its rooms with a bar and a way in. A locked room says what count opens it.
- The elevator: how many certificates you still need for the next floor, or that it is open.
- Open leads: a few titles you have not earned yet that involve only things you have already touched.
- Your latest certificate, your hint vouchers, your intake day, your rank, and how many Applicants are in the building now.
At the foot are links to your ID card, your account settings and logging out. If the Bureau has placed a notice in your file, it is at the very top. See What happens after a report.