The $349 document review covers up to 4 Ukrainian documents: offer letter, employment contract, invitation letter or permit copy. A Ukrainian lawyer marks up each one, checks authenticity indicators and signs a risk memo with actions in priority order, delivered in 3–5 working days with a 30-minute walkthrough call. Refundable until the review starts.
What the $349 covers
The $349 covers
- Up to 4 documents reviewed
- Per-document redline with enforceability and compliance flags
- Forgery and authenticity indicators
- Recommended actions in priority order
- Written risk memo signed by a Ukrainian lawyer
- 30-minute walkthrough call
Not part of this fee
- Drafting documents from scratch
- Negotiating with the other party under this engagement
- Ongoing monitoring of the other party
- Any outcome guarantee
Request your invoice
Leave your name as it appears in your passport and an email. The case manager confirms how many documents you have and emails the invoice with the company’s payment details. You pay only against that invoice.
- Delivery
- 3–5 working days from receipt of the documents
- Refund
- Refundable until the lawyer review starts
What happens after you pay
- Step 1Request the invoiceFull name as in your passport and your email, on this page or on WhatsApp.today
- Step 2Invoice in your nameThe case manager confirms the fee and scope and emails the invoice with payment details.≤ 1 business day
- Step 3You pay the companyBank charges are yours; the invoiced amount must arrive in full. A receipt comes to your email.your pace
- Step 4Documents in, signed memo outYou send every page; the lawyer’s redline, risk memo and a 30-minute call follow.3–5 working days
Order terms
- Order terms · Document Review
- Fee
- $349 USD, fixed. State, translation and apostille costs are paid separately.
- You send
- Clear scans or photos of every page of each document
- Who sent each document and how (agent, employer, email)
- Any payment already asked of you, and to whom
- Delivery
- 3–5 working days from receipt of the documents
- Refund
- Refundable until the lawyer review starts. Refund policy
- Payment
- Bank transfer (SWIFT/IBAN), Wise, USDT on TRC-20, or Western Union / MoneyGram (MTCN to [email protected]). Payment methods
Is a document review the right step?
Choose the review when the papers are already in your hands. If you still need to know whether the company itself is real, start with the employer check. Typical problems we read for are described in fake invitation letters and fake work permits.
| Your situation | Service | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| No offer yet, or several possible routes | Eligibility Assessment | $99 |
| A Ukrainian company has offered you a job | Employer Verification | $199 |
| You hold a contract, invitation letter or permit copy | Document Review · this page | $349 |
| You need a lawyer on your own case, or after a refusal | Legal Consultation | $249 |
| You plan to open a company (LLC / TOV) in Ukraine | Company Registration Deposit | $600 |
| A flight, contract start or enrolment date is close | Priority Processing | +$149 |
Questions about paying for a document review
Which documents does the $349 review cover?
What do I receive?
How long does the review take?
How is a document review different from a consultation?
Is the $349 refundable?
Should I pay the agent or employer before the review?
Read before you order
- Document review: the full serviceWhat the lawyer checks in each type of document
- How to read a Ukrainian work permit7 details a genuine permit agrees with
- Fake invitation lettersHow forged study and work invitations look
- Refund policyWhat is refunded at each stage of work
Have a Ukrainian lawyer read your documents first.
Up to 4 documents, a redline of each, authenticity indicators and a signed risk memo within 3–5 working days.
Last reviewed: 31 October 2026. Fees are UAVISA.PK service fees in USD; state, translation and apostille costs are separate. Permits, visas and residence cards are decided by Ukrainian state bodies; state terms quoted are statutory maximums. This page is general information; advice on your own case comes from a lawyer under a written engagement.