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Yes. The vast majority of our clients are abroad. All CCF applications are handled remotely — we do not need you to travel to Cyprus or any other specific location. We use secure video consultation, encrypted document sharing, and digital signatures. If you are arrested, we dispatch local counsel in your country of detention. Contact […]

Travel with an active Russian Red Notice is extremely risky. In 196 Interpol member countries, border and airport checks can flag the notice and result in detention. The safest course is to have the notice challenged and deleted before travelling. In some cases, we can obtain a “no arrest” ruling or suspension of the notice […]

CCF reviews typically take 12–18 months from submission. However, where there is urgency — such as imminent travel or detention — we can request expedited review. We have also achieved voluntary deletion by Russia in some cases through diplomatic and legal pressure before formal CCF review is complete.

A second passport does not protect you from a Red Notice. Interpol notices are linked to your identity — name, date of birth, physical description — not exclusively to a specific passport. Travelling under a different nationality may reduce the practical risk of identification at some borders, but it does not constitute legal protection and […]

Yes. Russian fraud charges are among the most frequently deleted notices at the CCF. Russian prosecutors use broad fraud statutes to criminalise ordinary business conduct. Where we can demonstrate that the underlying dispute is civil in nature — a failed contract, debt, investment disagreement — the CCF typically finds the notice non-compliant with Interpol’s rules. […]