Privacy Policy

What this page covers

There are three ways information arrives here: the enquiry form, messages you send us on WhatsApp, and the access log that the server keeps automatically while pages load. Each is explained in turn.

The enquiry form

The form asks only for your name, the contact details you want us to reply to and a free-text box. We request nothing beyond that and draw nothing from other sources. Keep the box to a short outline of your citizenship question; passports, bank statements and anything touching a criminal matter should wait for a secure channel once an engagement is in place, rather than travel through a form on the open web.

The server log

Every page view adds a single log entry recording the address the request came from, the time, the page itself, the previous page if the browser reports it, and the browser's identifying string. It applies to all visitors, whether or not they ever contact us, and older entries are written over after a set period.

Who sees it

Your enquiry is read by the lawyers shown on the team page and by the staff who direct it to them. Our hosting and messaging rely on contracted providers, who can technically reach their own systems but may not make use of anything stored there. We sell nothing, share nothing with ad networks, and run no outside advertising or analytics trackers on this site.

Once you instruct us and an enquiry turns into a live matter, your documents are sent to a designated agent in Vanuatu, who passes them on to the Citizenship Office and the Financial Intelligence Unit. The programme prescribes this path, and we send nothing along it unless you tell us to.

Cookies

The only cookies used keep the page working, for example remembering an expanded accordion or a closed notice. There are no ad cookies and no identifiers that follow you to other sites, and refusing cookies does not stop any page from displaying.

Deleting what we hold

Tell us through the form or on WhatsApp what you would like erased. Enquiry records are deleted when asked. Papers linked to a matter you have instructed may need to stay on file while it is open and for as long as professional rules demand; if so, we explain that clearly instead of ignoring the request.