PR in the Philippines

Claymont, Delaware – April 21, 2025 – GovPlus, a software firm focused on improving citizen interaction with government, has launched a new campaign to promote simpler and more secure access to essential public services. The initiative aims to streamline processes like document management and form completion, responding to the increasing need for user-friendly and secure options beyond traditional government methods.

Millions of Americans encounter difficulties each year due to complicated forms, slow application processes, and outdated government websites. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Federal Trade Commission indicates that over 246 million government forms are filed annually, with many users reporting navigation challenges. Furthermore, identity theft cases linked to public-sector transactions have risen, with over 1.4 million reports filed in 2023.

GovPlus tackles these issues with a comprehensive platform for managing government applications such as ,  and . Having facilitated over 500,000 successful applications and serving more than 100,000 users, GovPlus reports it has eliminated 1.2 million hours of paperwork-related delays and reduced potential carbon emissions by over 520 tons by decreasing the need for in-person visits.

The company’s services feature automation, real-time application tracking, digital identity protection, and personalized support. Users can avoid tasks such as printing forms, traveling to government offices, and interpreting complex instructions. The GovPlus platform automatically completes necessary documents and offers live support and security alerts throughout the process.

The new campaign will include educational outreach, updated service transparency information, and public awareness efforts emphasizing that while government forms are available for free through official channels, services like GovPlus simplify, secure, and increase the reliability of the process. This approach aims to reduce errors, government backlog, and fraud risk.

With over 8,900 averaging 4.8 stars, the company states the demand for accessible alternatives is growing, particularly among seniors, busy professionals, and rural residents who may face challenges accessing government offices or experience long wait times.