No. All decisions rest solely with the respective government. We do not and cannot guarantee any outcome. That said, our fee structure is aligned with client success: in most cases, a portion of our compensation is deferred and payable only if the client is officially accepted or invited for interview by the relevant authority. This structure reflects our commitment to thorough preparation and strategic positioning while fully respecting the fact that final decisions remain exclusively with the appointing government.

No. William Blackstone Internacional is not a diplomatic intermediary and does not broker influence or access. We are a private advisory firm offering legal coordination and strategic insight. We do not hold official government status, nor do we act on behalf of any ministry or agency. All formal engagement with authorities is conducted through licensed attorneys in the relevant jurisdiction, maintaining full legal and ethical boundaries at all times.

In all jurisdictions where we operate, submissions are handled through licensed legal professionals within our trusted network. These attorneys are locally qualified and authorized to file official documents, represent clients, and communicate with government authorities. Our role is to coordinate this process, advise on content and positioning, and ensure that all filings meet both jurisdictional standards and international compliance protocols. Every case is guided by a dual approach: strategic consulting on our side, and formal legal execution through licensed counsel in the relevant country.

No. Diplomatic passports are state-issued documents granted solely at the discretion of a sovereign government to individuals holding a formal diplomatic role. We neither facilitate nor broker access to diplomatic passports under any circumstance. Any representation to the contrary – by any entity – is misleading and potentially unlawful. Our work involves preparing candidates for diplomatic consideration, not delivering credentials.

A non-career diplomatic appointment refers to honorary roles such as Honorary Consul or Ambassador-at-Large, granted by sovereign governments to civilians who fulfill specific qualifications. These roles may carry diplomatic recognition or limited credentials and are awarded at the sole discretion of the appointing state.

Our involvement is multi-layered. Through our global legal network, we work with licensed attorneys who handle the formal application process in the respective jurisdictions. Parallel to this, our diplomatic advisors – including former career diplomats – provide one-on-one coaching and candidate preparation. This may involve profile enhancement, public service mapping, and strategic narrative development. The process is not transactional, but structured and rigorous, with the ultimate decision resting with the government in question.

No. We do not engage in lobbying, campaign consulting, political financing, or any form of electoral advocacy in any country. Our services are strictly non-political and comply with both local and international regulations regarding foreign influence, transparency, and conflict of interest. Clients seeking public affairs or lobbying services should engage firms registered and regulated in that space.

Yes. We operate strictly within the boundaries of international law and the domestic legal frameworks of the jurisdictions we engage with. Every government liaisoning or advisory service we deliver is conducted through licensed professionals in the respective country, ensuring full legal compliance. If a jurisdiction prohibits a certain type of advisory or legal structuring, we do not provide services there, period. Our zero-tolerance policy for non-compliance is enforced through jurisdiction-specific legal vetting and in-house policy protocols.

No. We do not provide services related to visas, immigration petitions, work permits, or permanent residency applications. We are not an immigration firm, and we do not assist with consular appointments, document legalization, or travel approvals. Our firm is exclusively focused on high-level government liaisoning, diplomatic candidacy support, and international advisory, not routine entry or relocation matters.

No. William Blackstone Internacional exclusively serves private individuals. We do not offer services to corporations, investment firms, NGOs, or any form of institutional client. All of our offerings – whether related to diplomatic advisory, asset protection, or government liaisoning – are tailored solely to the needs of qualified individuals operating in a personal capacity.

Yes. Confidentiality is a core principle of our practice. All engagements are governed by strict non-disclosure agreements and internal privacy protocols. We take extensive precautions to safeguard client identity, documentation, and communications, both during and after the advisory period. Our internal data handling is compliant with global standards, and we work exclusively with vetted professionals under binding confidentiality terms.

No. While prior public service or diplomatic involvement can strengthen a client’s profile, it is not a requirement. Many jurisdictions consider non-career appointments based on merit, philanthropic activity, international engagement, or subject-matter expertise. Our role is to help qualified individuals identify and present their strengths in a way that aligns with a government’s appointment criteria without inflating credentials or misrepresenting experience.

Yes, regularly. We apply strict internal vetting procedures, including background screening, reputational risk analysis, and legal due diligence. If a prospective client poses ethical concerns, legal conflicts, or risk exposure to our firm or partners, we will not proceed. We maintain full discretion in client acceptance and reserve the right to decline any engagement that falls outside our legal, operational, or reputational standards.

Every prospective client undergoes a thorough onboarding and due diligence process. This includes Know Your Client (KYC) verification, background screening, and reputational risk assessment. We evaluate legal eligibility, public record consistency, political exposure, and jurisdictional risk factors before accepting any engagement. If a client’s goals, history, or affiliations fall outside our acceptable use standards or raise concerns under anti-money laundering (AML), sanctions, or ethical compliance policies, we decline the engagement. This vetting process ensures we maintain the integrity and discretion expected of our firm and its network.

All official communication with government authorities is conducted by licensed legal professionals in the respective jurisdiction. These attorneys are qualified to act on behalf of the client and are responsible for all filings and correspondence. William Blackstone Internacional provides strategic coordination, prepares documentation in collaboration with legal counsel, and ensures that messaging is consistent with the overall objectives and compliance requirements of the engagement.