Who will know about my case?
Tony Alcalá and Patty García. No one else. There are no assistants, no shared files, no informed third parties.
Two people, and it ends there
There is no secretary receiving your message. No intermediary summarising your situation for someone else. No shared file, no folder, no copy.
When you write, the person you chose reads it. When they reply, it is the same person. In the second conversation, it is still the same person.
Why we keep no names
There is no client file. No register, no list, no full names in the phone. This is not a posture — it is arithmetic.
Anything archived can leak one day: through an error, an attack, someone who leaves, an heir who opens a folder twenty years later. The only list that never leaks is the one that does not exist.
Anyone promising you «maximum security» over a file is promising something that does not depend on them alone. We prefer to remove the object of the risk.
Nor afterwards
We publish no testimonials. We cite no cases, not even with the details changed. We neither confirm nor deny any professional relationship, to anyone.
We know what that costs us: we give up the sector's most effective argument, the «I worked with someone in your situation». But if we told you another person's case today, you would already know what we would do tomorrow with yours.
What the website does not store either
The admission form stores nothing: it opens a private conversation directly. There is no database of applicants — not even of those who write and do not continue.
If your situation requires it, present it.
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