Frequently asked questions

No. Odarcon gives general information about possible citizenship routes based on public law and what you tell us. It is not legal advice, and using it doesn’t create a lawyer–client relationship with Odarcon or anyone else.

Odarcon is a small, independent team, built by Tomer Wendel and Nir Diamant. We would still rather you judged us on the method, which you can see in full, than on names - but you should know who you are dealing with.

The screening runs in your browser, but your answers are saved to us as you go - including sessions nobody finishes - so we can see which questions are not working. The same is true of the last step: your name and email are saved as you type them, before you press Send. Two things are held back until you say otherwise: the free-text story box and the question about religious or ethnic background are saved only if you tick their own consent box, and until you do, that text stays in your browser. All of it stays with Odarcon, and nothing goes to a law firm unless you tick the box that asks us to put you forward.

It means the product is live but small on purpose, and everything is checked by hand rather than run at scale. The main limit, stated plainly: we do not yet have a vetted partner firm for any country. The screening you get is the real, full one - what pilot affects is whether there is a lawyer at the other end of it yet. Leave your details and we come back to you when there is.

The screening is built from published law and historical record, and it says plainly when it isn’t sure. If something looks wrong, tell us - every legal claim we publish traces to a specific source, and we’d rather fix an error than defend one.

No - not to run the check, not to see your result, and not to be put in touch with a lawyer. Odarcon is paid by the law firms we work with, and what we are paid is not tied to your case, to which firm you pick, or to whether you pick one at all.

You choose from a list of partner firms for your route, if one exists yet. During the pilot, for most routes, one doesn’t - you get your full result either way and can ask us to tell you when that changes. We don’t match you to a specific firm, and we take no fee tied to your case: that would be a referral fee, which is restricted in most of the jurisdictions we work in.

Email us and we’ll delete everything tied to that address - your report, the routes you asked about, and the screening session it came from, whether or not you ever pressed Send. If you never typed an email at all, nothing we hold names you, so there is nothing we can match to your request. Full detail on what we keep is in the privacy policy, which has not been through legal review yet.