Terms of service

Who you are contracting with

Corridor is the service. BizAccess Consult is the firm operating it, and it is BizAccess Consult you are contracting with when you pay for an assessment here. Where these terms say "we", they mean BizAccess Consult operating Corridor.

The name on the product and the name of the company behind it are not the same word, which is why this is the first thing on the page rather than a line at the bottom. You are entitled to know whose agreement you are accepting before you accept it.

What Corridor is

Corridor reads the evidence behind a visa application the way an officer reads it, before you submit. It works out what your plan costs against published figures, which of your funds can be counted and which cannot, which requirements you do not yet meet, and what to fix in what order.

This assessment evaluates the strength, consistency, completeness and evidentiary support of an application based on the information provided. It does not guarantee visa approval and does not replace a decision by the relevant immigration authority.

Nothing Corridor produces states or implies a chance of approval, because nobody can honestly give you one. Where the reading shows a weakness that cannot be closed honestly, it says so and points to restructuring or waiting, even when that costs us the sale.

The five things you confirm

Before a paid assessment runs, you confirm each of these separately, and the time you gave each one is recorded:

• No visa outcome is guaranteed. Corridor reads your evidence; the decision belongs to the immigration authority.
• Corridor does not file applications. You or your representative submit them.
• Submitting false documents is a criminal offence and may result in a lifetime ban.
• Fees for work already delivered are not refunded, whatever the visa outcome.
• Everything you have entered is true and complete.

Paying, and what payment buys

The live reading beside the questions is free, and the funding gap it shows is yours to keep whether or not you ever pay us. The formal assessment requires payment for that application first. Prices are shown before you pay, in Ghanaian cedis for residents of Ghana and US dollars otherwise, and a payment is recorded against the application it was made for.

When the assessment runs, the answers it read become final. The reading and its report stay available, and you can raise the tier to see more of the same assessment. To change the figures you start a new assessment, which can be copied from the previous one so you are not retyping.

Refunds

Fees for work already delivered are not refunded, whatever the visa outcome. The assessment is the work; a refusal later does not mean the reading was wrong, and an approval does not mean it was right.

Work delivered in stages is never charged in full before it starts. Where a service runs to milestones, a deposit holds your place and the rest falls due as the work is done.

Advisers

You can book a human adviser. An adviser does not change the decision and cannot make a weak file strong; they help you act on what the reading found. Each adviser sets their own price for each service, shown before you book, and a payment made for one adviser cannot be used to book another.

What Corridor will not do

We do not file your application. You or your representative submit it.

We do not place anyone in a job. Corridor does not match you to an employer, does not charge for job placement, and takes no fee from an employer for an introduction. Recruitment for foreign employment is licensed work in Ghana under the Labour Act 2003 (Act 651), and we advise on routes rather than on who is hiring.

We do not help construct evidence. Where a weakness cannot be closed honestly, the output says so. If you ask us to present something as other than it is, we will decline.

When we stop work

If we come to suspect a document is false, we stop, and we record which document and why. We do not quietly drop the file and we do not finish it anyway. Where a payment covers work not yet done at that point, we will say what we are refunding and what we are not.

An administrator may also suspend an account that is being used to mislead. Suspension stops sign-in and ends existing sessions.

If the destination changes its rules

Immigration requirements change, sometimes between your assessment and your submission. Every figure in your reading carries the date it was checked and the source it came from, so you can see how current it is. Where you hold a managed-service agreement with us, that agreement states what happens if the destination changes its policy while the work is underway; read that clause before you sign it.

Your account

Keep your sign-in details to yourself, and turn on two-step sign-in if you can. The answers you give must be true and complete: an assessment built on figures you have adjusted to look better tells you nothing useful, and the officer reading the real file will not be adjusting anything.

Which law applies

Corridor is operated from Ghana. These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Ghana, and a dispute between us that we cannot settle between ourselves goes to the courts of Ghana.

That is about our agreement with you and nothing else. It does not touch the immigration law of wherever you are applying: those rules belong to the destination, they are what the assessment reads your evidence against, and nothing written here changes what they require of you.

Changes to these terms

If these terms change, the version you accepted when you paid is the one that governs that work. A change does not reach back into an assessment you have already bought.