For immigration law firms

Odarcon screens citizenship eligibility for the public, for free, and sends interested cases to a small number of partner firms per country. This page explains what that means in practice.

What we send you

A case summary: the route the person may qualify for, the reasoning behind that read, and their contact details - only for people who opted in specifically to hear from a firm about that route. Nothing is pre-screened by us into a legal conclusion, and nothing is bundled with an unrelated opt-in.

What we don't send

• No documents. We don't collect them, so we can't pass them on.
• No legal conclusion. We tell you what the person was told, not a determination of their case.
• No exclusivity claims we can't back - you're one of a small number of firms per country, by design.

How pricing works

Odarcon is in pilot, and pricing for the firms who join us during it is a conversation rather than a rate card - get in touch and we'll agree terms that make sense for this stage. Two things won't change with the deal: we don't take a percentage of your fees, and we don't charge per lead. That second one is also why we don't run a matching algorithm that picks a firm for a given person - people choose from the firms we list for their route.

Where we are today

Odarcon is in pilot, and we are straight with users about what that means: there is no vetted partner firm for any country yet. People get their full result and can ask us to come back to them when there is a lawyer for their route - which is the queue the first firms to join will inherit. If you'd like to see how the case summaries look, get in touch.