Who it is for
Choose the right consultation format for your family’s question.
Service catalogue
Consultations
Choose the right consultation format for your family’s question.
What is included
- Situation review
- Answers on the selected topic
- Risks and limits
- Practical next step
What is not included
- Government fees, translations and third-party services unless included in the individual proposal.
- A guaranteed outcome, government timeline or medical result.
- Legal opinion or court representation without a separate agreement with an independent lawyer.
Service outcome
A written summary with the recommended next action.
Initial
On request
Extended
On request
Family
On request
Birth
On request
Documents
On request
Residence
On request
Citizenship
On request
Refusal
On request
Self-filing
On request
Let’s start with your situation
Consultations
In the first conversation, we clarify your goal, pregnancy stage, family situation and documents. You leave with a clear next step.
Before work starts
A clear scope without hidden promises
Define the task
The proposal states what the team does, which information is required and what remains with the family.
Separate costs
Fees, government charges, translations, hospitals and other third parties are identified separately.
Agree the outcome
The outcome is an agreed document, prepared stage or coordination — not a medical or government decision.
Before you enquire
Frequently asked questions about our services
Can we request just one service?
Yes. Start with a consultation or bring the team in for one document, medical-coordination or practical stage.
When will we know the fee?
After a short review of your family, dates, documents and the required scope of work.
What is not automatically included?
Government charges, translations, hospitals and independent professionals are included only when the proposal says so.
Can you guarantee a DNI, citizenship or medical outcome?
No. Competent authorities and clinicians decide; support organises the process and reduces operational errors.
Key points
Clear answers to the questions families usually ask first.
What should we prepare?
Pregnancy stage, family composition, nationalities, expected dates, available documents and your main questions.
What will we receive?
A clear view of possible routes, limitations, documents and the next concrete step for your family.
Is this medical or legal advice?
Coordination explains the process; specialised medical and legal opinions come from appropriately qualified professionals.