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Interpol · Red Notice · Extradition · CCF
At risk of an Interpol Red Notice, extradition or detention abroad?
Get an independent legal analysis of your situation and a clear strategy for what to do next — before a costly mistake is made.
Initial assessment is free · Telegram reply usually within 1–2 hours · Confidential — your details are never shared.
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- 195 jurisdictions
- International legal expertise
- Thousands of analytical materials
Trust
Why clients trust us
International focus
Dedicated to cross-border matters and international procedures.
Independent analysis
An objective assessment of your situation, free of pressure.
Complex cross-border cases
Experience with multi-jurisdictional situations.
Strategic approach
Not a one-off action, but a structured defence strategy.
Personal guidance
Every matter is handled individually, step by step.
When to reach out
Situations where acting blind is dangerous
If even one of these sounds familiar, get an independent analysis before making decisions.
Get an independent analysis of your situation before making important decisions.
How we help
Areas of legal protection
Each area leads to a dedicated service page with details, procedure and pricing.
By the numbers
The scale of the platform's work
A systematic approach to international legal safety.
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Confidentiality
Your story stays between you and your lawyer
We understand that many legal situations require maximum discretion.
Client information is processed through protected communication channels.
Documents are never published. Personal information is never shared with third parties.
Every consultation remains confidential.
Principles
What we DON'T do
An honest position matters more than loud promises. That is why clients trust us.
- We do not guarantee the deletion of notices.
- We do not sell “magic solutions”.
- We do not work with illegal schemes.
- We do not use corrupt methods.
- We do not mislead our clients.
- We do not promise outcomes that cannot be delivered honestly.
We sell an understanding of your situation and a defence strategy — not the illusion of guarantees.
Process
How we work
A simple, clear path — from the first enquiry to ongoing support.
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Initial confidential consultation
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Case analysis
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Strategy development
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Document preparation
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Expert legal review
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Representation and support
Get an independent analysis of your situation before making important decisions.
Transparent pricing
Pricing
We do not hide pricing. The exact cost depends on the complexity of the case and is set after consultation.
Indicative pricing shown. Final cost is agreed individually.
Case studies
Anonymized case examples
Real situations without revealing personal data — only facts.
Situation
The client learned of a Red Notice that restricted international travel and banking.
Risks
Detention at borders, banking refusals and a freeze on travel.
What was done
Analysed the grounds of the notice and the underlying case file; Identified signs of impermissible motivation under Interpol's constitution; Prepared and filed a reasoned CCF request.
Outcome
The data was reviewed and the restrictions were lifted.
Key takeaway
A notice's motivation can be challenged — but start with analysing the underlying case, not with travel.
Situation
A risk of surrender to a country with threats to fundamental human rights.
Risks
Surrender to a jurisdiction risking an unfair trial and rights violations.
What was done
Gathered evidence of the risk of rights violations; Built a legal position on the grounds for refusal; Coordinated the defence across several jurisdictions.
Outcome
Extradition was refused on human-rights grounds.
Key takeaway
Human rights are a working ground for refusal when evidence is gathered early and systematically.
Situation
A border document check revealed a diffusion the client was unaware of.
Risks
Sudden detention over an alert the person did not know existed.
What was done
Established the content and source of the alert; Assessed the lawfulness of the data-processing grounds; Filed a deletion request through the CCF.
Outcome
The alert was removed from the system.
Key takeaway
A diffusion can be deleted like a notice: it is unvetted and often vulnerable.
Knowledge base
Interpol & Red Notice FAQ
The essentials in brief. The full base has over 100 questions and answers.
What is INTERPOL?
INTERPOL is an international police-cooperation organisation of 195 countries. It does not investigate or arrest people itself; it enables information exchange between national police forces.
What is a Red Notice?
It is a request to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition. It is not an international arrest warrant: each country decides on detention under its own law.
What is a Blue Notice?
A Blue Notice is used to collect additional information about a person's identity, location or activities in connection with an investigation.
What is a Yellow Notice?
A Yellow Notice is issued to locate missing persons, often minors, or to identify people unable to identify themselves.
How can I check whether I have a Red Notice?
Public notices appear in the database on INTERPOL's website, but many are not published. A CCF request is the reliable way to check whether data exists.
Can a Red Notice be removed?
Yes, if it breaches INTERPOL's rules (for example, if politically motivated). Removal is done by the CCF on a reasoned request; no outcome can be guaranteed in advance.
How long does a Red Notice last?
Usually up to 5 years, renewable. It is also cancelled when the grounds cease to exist.
How does a Red Notice affect travel?
It can lead to detention at borders, denied entry and visa problems. Effects depend on the country.
News and updates
What's changing in international law
Changes in legislation, INTERPOL practice, extradition agreements and court rulings.
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Knowledge base
An international-law knowledge platform
Procedures, countries, research, terms and articles. A structured base that links all materials together.
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