Talking to me should not — and will not — create a new record of you.
I believe privacy is a fundamental human right — and that is how you, and your data, will be treated. Anonymity is yours by default — for as long as the law allows anyone to offer it. Write under any name, or none, and stay that way through your free assessment: you can learn whether you have a realistic case without ever telling me who you are. Identity enters only with the project fee — and INTERPOL itself requires identity documents for any filing. Until then, you owe me nothing. Including your name.
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- Your situation, in a paragraph
- Which country issued the notice — if you know
- What has already happened: arrests, border stops, court decisions
Do not send full case files yet — wait until we have a secure channel and you have decided to proceed.
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No analytics scripts, no pixels, no third-party anything — on this page, nothing at all. Visiting this site leaves no trail worth having.
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I will never confirm to any third party that you have contacted me. Not to an employer, not to a journalist, not to anyone.
Your data, your call
When our work is done, you decide what happens to your case file — no small print, no surprises. The only records I keep are the limited identity details the law requires.