Using the ePortal

Using the ePortal

The National ePortal is the gateway to state services of the Principality. This article covers creating an account, identity verification, and getting around the dashboard.

Creating your account

1. Visit eportal.kaharagia.org and choose Create an Account.
2. Enter your personal details — name, email, and contact information.
3. Provide your mailing address.
4. Choose a secure password.
5. Review and submit. You’ll receive a verification email.

Already have a Kaharagia Connect account?

Sign in directly with your Kaharagia Connect credentials. The ePortal uses Connect as the central single sign-on for all official services — you don’t need a separate ePortal account.

Identity verification

Some services require identity verification through Kaharagia Connect. You’ll be asked to photograph a government-issued ID (passport, driving licence, or national ID) and take a brief selfie. The state stores only the fact that you’ve been verified — not the images themselves.

See the dedicated verification surface for what to expect and tips for a successful first try.

Your dashboard

Once signed in, your dashboard is your home for state services. It shows:

• Recent activity — submissions, decisions, and messages, newest first.
• Available services — grouped by audience (different views for nationals and foreign residents).
• Notifications — anything that needs your attention.

Use the session indicator in the top-right of the header to see how long until your session expires, or to sign out from any page.

Three views into your account

The ePortal gives you three complementary surfaces for what’s happening on your record:

View	Time horizon	What it shows
Your Requests	Now → recently	Pending and decided submissions, with status pills and decision reasons
Activity	Full history	Chronological timeline of every event, grouped by month
Documents	Enduring	Credentials issued to you — nationality, ID cards, honours summary

Need more help?

Email support@state.kaharagia.org for any issues you can’t resolve from this article. The Office of Digital Government replies within one business day.

For account-specific questions (sessions, MFA, password), see Account Settings on the ePortal.