How does Passport Autofill dispatch values into React and Angular web forms?

Unlike simple script fillers that only assign element.value, Passport Autofill simulates native user keyboard and change events ('input', 'change', 'blur', and 'keydown'). This ensures modern JavaScript frameworks (React, Angular, Vue) detect state changes, clear validation errors, and enable submit buttons.

Can I save custom field mappings for multiple different websites?

Yes. Custom field configurations are keyed to the specific domain or URL pattern. You can map visa forms, airline passenger forms, and insurance intake portals separately, and the extension will automatically load the appropriate template when you visit that domain.

How does the text-paste feature recognize fields from Google Lens or Musaned?

The text-paste parser searches for standard field labels and regex patterns (such as passport numbers, birth dates, expiry dates, nationalities, and names). Once parsed, the values are populated into individual editable sidepanel inputs for your review.

What should I do if a web form requires selecting dropdown options by code instead of country name?

In the Custom Field Mapping panel, you can specify whether a dropdown requires text matching (e.g. 'United States') or value/code matching (e.g. 'US' or 'USA'). You can also test the mapping directly from the side panel.

Are payment card credentials stored on your servers?

No. If you configure optional Auto-Pay for Wafid candidate payment completion, payment card information is stored locally inside your encrypted browser storage session and dispatched only into authorized checkout iframe tabs on your command.

User Guide & Tutorials — Form Automation & Wafid Candidate Workflow

Configuring Universal Form Autofill on Any Website

Passport Autofill is not hardcoded to a single portal. Using our browser side panel, you can configure field mappings for any embassy form, visa center, medical portal, or airline booking engine.

Step A

Open & Scan the Page

Navigate to your target form. Click the side panel icon and press "Scan This Page". The extension traverses the DOM tree to catalog all valid input elements.

Step B

Assign Attribute Mapping

Map each detected field to an applicant attribute (e.g. Passport Number, Given Name, Birth Date) or a saved default value (e.g. Contact Phone, Office City).

Step C

Save & 1-Click Fill

Save the configuration. Whenever you return to this domain, the extension detects the saved template. Add candidate data and click "Autofill Form".

Important Note on Dynamic Forms: Websites that load form sections across multiple steps or inside cross-origin iframes may require scanning each sub-step independently or switching focus to the active frame.

Mastering the 5 Supported Data Input Modes

Operators encounter applicant data in diverse formats. Passport Autofill supports five distinct data ingestion pathways so you never have to re-type data manually.

1. Passport Image Upload & Drag-and-Drop

Upload high-resolution scans or smartphone photos in JPEG, PNG, or WebP. The built-in MRZ engine validates the Machine Readable Zone according to ICAO Doc 9303 specifications, reading two-line (TD3) and three-line (TD1) MRZ standards.

2. Direct Clipboard Image Paste (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V)

When receiving passport photos via WhatsApp Web, Telegram Desktop, or email threads, copy the image to your clipboard and simply press Ctrl+V inside the side panel. No need to download temporary files to your desktop.

3. Extracted Text Paste (Google Lens, Musaned, OCR Text)

If an applicant's passport was captured on a mobile device and parsed via Google Lens, or if candidate rows were exported from government labor portals like Musaned, paste the raw copied text block. The internal parsing heuristic extracts Given Name, Surname, Passport Number, Dates, and Sex into matching inputs.

4. Manual Input & Saved Defaults

Store fixed default values such as your contact phone, local sponsor details, and default destination cities in the Settings tab. These values automatically merge with applicant data during form filling.

Wafid Multi-Candidate Batch Workflow

For teams and users managing dozens of medical appointment registrations daily, the Wafid workflow groups multiple applicants into an organized queue.

Queue Multiple Candidates

Click "+ Add Candidate" to queue up to your daily scan allowance. Each candidate gets an individual status card.

Verify and Review Each Candidate

Expand each card to inspect extracted spelling, passport numbers, and appointment city choices before submitting.

Autofill and Appointment Submission

Click "Autofill Candidate" to populate the active Wafid tab. Upon submission, the generated appointment slip reference is linked back to that candidate card.

Individual Payment Link Retention

The generated payment gateway checkout link is captured and displayed directly on the candidate's card. Click "Open Checkout Tab" to complete payment in a separate browser tab without losing your place in the batch.

Payment Links, Separate Tabs & Auto-Pay

Form filling and financial checkout are intentionally segregated to maintain security, regulatory compliance, and operator verification.

Individual Candidate Payment Links

When Wafid generates an appointment payment request, the URL is saved with the candidate reference. Operators can copy the link, send it to a client for direct settlement, or open it in a separate browser tab to settle immediately with a payment card.

Optional Auto-Pay Execution

If enabled in Settings, the extension can assist in filling saved payment credentials when the checkout page opens. Auto-Pay respects 3D Secure / OTP verification steps mandated by issuing banks, allowing operators to complete authentication safely.

Frequently Asked Technical Questions

Clear, factual answers regarding browser compatibility, OCR engines, and field dispatching.

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