Frequently asked questions

A structured country-of-origin or expert report addressing Afghanistan conditions relevant to the instructed matter: governance, security, legal and social context, and profile-specific risk where within scope. Reports cite credible sources (for example UK Home Office country policy and information notes, UN reporting, and reputable NGOs) and are prepared for the tribunal or court - not as advocacy for the applicant.

Turnaround depends on scope, bundle size and court deadline. Typical delivery is 5-10 working days (by agreement), agreed at instruction. Urgent matters should state the hearing date in your enquiry.

Oral evidence and responses to supplementary questions may be offered where agreed in the instruction terms and subject to availability. This should be raised at the initial enquiry.

The expert prepares reports internationally on a jurisdiction-neutral basis. Analysis and citation style are adapted to the tribunal or court you instruct for, whether in the UK, US, EU or elsewhere.

Use the contact form with your firm details and a short outline of the matter. The expert will confirm availability, conduct a conflict check, and agree scope and fees before work begins.

Yes. The expert's duty is to the tribunal or court. Reports present balanced analysis, including material that may not assist the applicant, where it is properly sourced and relevant to the issues.