How the document quest works

Your relocation is long, and the thing that actually goes wrong is forgetting a step. So ReLoc turns the paperwork into a quest: a single ordered list of real tasks, grouped into four tracks.

The four tracks

• Visa & legal — the applications, appointments and filings for your route
• Documents — the certificates, translations and clearances you have to gather
• Finance — accounts, transfers, deposits and the money side of the move
• Settling in — everything that only starts mattering after you land

How progress works

You earn XP by completing a task you actually did. That is the whole rule.

• Nothing is pre-completed, and no XP is granted for signing up or for looking around.
• Your progress bar only ever reflects tasks you ticked yourself.
• If you have not started, your progress genuinely shows zero — we would rather show you an empty state than a number that flatters you.

Changing your answers

Your quest is built from your route and your Mission Briefing answers. If your plans change — a different destination, a different timeline, family joining you — redo the briefing and the roadmap and quest rebuild around the new answers.

If we do not cover your route yet

ReLoc only publishes routes it has actually researched. If your corridor is not published, you will see a clear "we do not cover this route yet" message rather than generic filler. That is deliberate.