One offer, one price. Dossier check: CHF 149.

One written review of the dossier you are about to submit: what is missing, what is weak, what typically gets a file sent back, and the deadlines that apply to your situation, each point cited to its article on Fedlex. Delivered within 72 hours of receiving your documents. All articles and the crisis directory stay free and need no payment.

An initial consultation with a Swiss law firm specialising in immigration law typically costs CHF 200 to 400 (one meeting, 30 to 60 minutes). Ongoing support costs CHF 250 to 450 per hour. SIP does not replace a lawyer for representation before the authorities, but 80% of questions can be answered by understanding the relevant legal article and cantonal practice, and that is precisely what SIP is designed for.

You write first and describe your situation. If the case is one that can be checked, the price is confirmed to you in writing before anything is paid. If it is not, you pay nothing and are told who to contact instead.

You are told before you pay, not after. Appeals, removal or detention proceedings, asylum cases and anything with a criminal element are turned away, with a pointer to a lawyer. There is no subscription and nothing recurring to cancel.

All content is available in German, French, Italian, English, Spanish and Portuguese. The review is written in the language you write in. The German version of the site is authoritative; the other languages are translated from it.

Servers in Switzerland (Geneva, ISO-certified data centre); disaster recovery in Denmark under the GDPR regime. No transfer to third countries, no marketing to advertising networks.