Passage Terms

These terms govern a Passage engagement between you and Inceptix LLC, doing business as OmniFlag (“the Company”). They sit alongside the Terms and Conditions, which continue to apply in full. Where the two differ about Passage, these terms control.

Nothing here obliges either of us until a corridor and a fee are agreed in writing. Applying costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Passage is sold by application. You are eligible if you hold a delivered report, you are leaving Canada or the United Kingdom, and you are not a United States person. United States persons cannot buy Passage: the departure half of a US move is exactly what the Company cannot yet sequence from cited sources, and filling that gap by hand would be practising US tax without a licence.

Capacity is limited, and the Company may decline an application or hold it for a later month without giving a reason. An engagement starts when the Company accepts your application, you and the Company agree one origin and one destination in writing, and the fee is paid. A structure spanning more than one destination is quoted separately, because its scope genuinely varies.

For the corridor agreed, the Company sequences every step, assembles every document, chases every deadline, and coordinates every professional. In practice that means: telling you what has to happen and in what order, telling you what each step needs from you and by when, preparing and organising the paperwork you and the professionals will file, keeping the record of what was sent and when, and following up with everyone whose turn it is until the step is done.

The engagement runs on your Pulse surfaces: the Exit Plan is the sequence, the Vault holds the paperwork, and the day counts are the compliance rail.

The Company does not promise that you will be granted a visa, a residence permit, permanent residence, or citizenship. It does not promise a tax result. It does not promise a completion date. Each of those is decided by a sovereign authority or turns on a professional the Company does not control, and a promise about any of them would be a promise about a legal outcome.

The Company is not a law firm, a tax advisory firm, an immigration consultancy, or a financial institution, and Passage is not legal, tax, immigration, or financial advice. It is coordination. Every step that carries legal weight is validated by your licensed professional before anything is filed.

The filings are made by licensed professionals. You choose them: the Company shortlists from its Vetted Directory on corridor fit and never assigns anyone, and if you bring your own professional from outside the Directory the Company coordinates them identically.

You engage and pay each professional directly, at their own rates, under their own terms. They act under their own professional responsibility and are not employed, supervised, or controlled by the Company. The Company takes no share of what you pay them and holds no money on its way to them.

The fee is a flat $4,900 per corridor, payable before the engagement starts. It is the Company’s own coordination fee and nothing else. Government fees, translation, apostille, courier, travel, and every professional’s invoice are yours and are not included.

The fee includes Pulse for the length of the engagement and for twelve months after it, at no additional charge. After those twelve months Pulse renews at the Base season price under section 5 of the Terms and Conditions unless you cancel.

Passage is coordination, and coordination needs you. You agree to respond to the Company’s requests within five business days, to attend the appointments booked for you or tell the Company before they happen that you cannot, and to give the Company complete and accurate documents and information. You agree to tell the Company promptly when something material changes: your address, your marital status, your employment, your travel plans, or your intentions for the move.

The Company plans around what you tell it. A step built on a document that turns out to be inaccurate, or on a fact you did not mention, is not a step the Company failed to chase.

If you miss the five-business-day window or an appointment without telling the Company, the engagement pauses. A pause is not a cancellation and does not refund the fee. It resumes as soon as you say so and the Company picks up where the sequence stopped.

A deadline that lapses while the engagement is paused is not the Company’s failure, and section 9 does not apply to it. If an engagement stays paused for ninety consecutive days, either of us may end it. The fee is not refunded in that case, and the twelve months of Pulse the fee included continue to run.

If a filing in your agreed corridor misses its deadline because the Company failed to chase it, the Company refunds the Passage fee in full. That is the promise: not that the filing succeeds, but that the Company does its own part of getting it there on time.

Claim within 30 days of the date the deadline passed, by writing to the address in section 12. The remedy applies once per engagement, and the refund and the limits in section 11 of the Terms and Conditions are your remedies for the Company’s failure to perform.

The question the Company asks itself is answerable from the engagement record: was the step sequenced, was it flagged to whoever had to act, and was it followed up. Where the record says the Company let it slide, the refund applies without argument.

A professional’s own delay is not the Company’s failure, though chasing them is. Nor is a government’s processing time, an authority’s decision to refuse or to ask for more, a change in the rules, a deadline that lapsed while the engagement was paused, or a step that could not be taken because a document you were asked for did not arrive or was not accurate.

The remedy covers the Company’s own work product and nothing beyond it. Every guarantee OmniFlag offers is bounded the same way.

You may end an engagement at any time by telling the Company. If you end it before the Company has begun work on your corridor, the fee is refunded in full. If you end it after that, the fee is not refunded, and the twelve months of Pulse it included continue to run.

The Company may end an engagement if it cannot proceed lawfully, including where sanctions screening requires it, or where you are in breach of these terms. Where the Company ends an engagement for any reason other than your breach or a pause under section 8, it refunds the fee in full.

Documents you place in the Vault are governed by section 5 of the Terms and Conditions. During an engagement the Company shares with each professional you have chosen only what their step requires, and shares them with nobody else.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Questions, and any claim under section 9: cyrus@omniflag.app.