1) Initial Request Screening
We check whether the matter fits our practice and what details are needed to propose the scope, fees and terms of engagement.
Tell us what the structure looks like today and what is forcing the question now. We use the form to identify the relevant workstream, the missing facts and the appropriate next step — not to produce an automated legal or tax conclusion.
For the initial review, facts and a structure diagram are enough. Sensitive documents, if needed, are requested only after confidentiality terms or an NDA have been agreed.
We check whether the matter fits our practice and what details are needed to propose the scope, fees and terms of engagement.
The most proportionate next step: a focused diagnostic, strategic audit, project or ongoing coordination — based on the facts provided.
Only the data and documents needed for the agreed next stage, rather than a broad document request at the outset.
If some data is unavailable, provide an approximate answer. For an initial review, the following is usually enough:
Write to us in 3–5 lines: where you are based, where the business is registered, who is currently asking questions (a bank, investor, tax authority or counterparty) and what you need to understand urgently.
Complete what you know. Fields marked with * are required.
A brief note on the process and liability boundaries.
Required fields take about 2 minutes; details are optional. If exact data is unavailable, provide an approximate answer; we will clarify the details.
If sensitive documents or contracts need to be discussed, yes — we will propose an NDA before exchanging materials.
No. We design the architecture and evidentiary basis, but decisions are made by banks, regulators and tax authorities.
After initial qualification. If the input is complete, usually within 1–2 business days.
If the issue is already clear, you can start with a focused format. We will still collect the key facts and confirm the scope before substantive work begins.