• Consultations can take place by email, by phone or in person. A phone or in-person consultation lasts 45 minutes. An email consultation covers the time needed to prepare an expert answer in 45 minutes. You will receive the requested answer within 48 hours on working days. Consultations provide expert advice, answers to your questions and solutions to complex problems.
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How does a consultation work?

  1. Choose the type of consultation that suits you best – by email, by telephone or in person – and pay for it in our online shop.
  2. If you have chosen an email consultation, please describe your problem or question in detail, attach any supporting documents you have, and send them to the email address you will receive after placing your order.
  3. If you have chosen a telephone consultation, please arrange a specific date and time and prepare your questions in detail.
  4. If you have chosen an in-person consultation, the meeting will take place at our offices (Bratislava, Prague, New York); please bring any relevant documents with you.

Getting the Most From Your Consultation

A consultation with eTuls is a practical way to get clear answers before you make an important business decision. Whether you are considering forming a company abroad, registering a trademark, dealing with tax questions or arranging residence, a focused conversation with a specialist can save you time and help you avoid costly mistakes.

Choosing the Right Format

Each type of consultation suits a different situation. An email consultation works well for clearly defined questions where you can describe the circumstances in writing and attach supporting documents. A telephone consultation is ideal when you want to talk through several issues and ask follow-up questions in real time. A face-to-face meeting is best for more complex matters, where reviewing documents together and discussing your plans in detail is the most efficient approach.

How to Prepare

The more information you provide, the more useful the advice will be. Before your consultation, it helps to:

  • Write down your questions in order of priority
  • Summarise your current situation, including the countries involved
  • Gather relevant documents, such as company papers, contracts or correspondence from authorities
  • Think about your timescale and any deadlines you are working towards
  • Note what outcome you are hoping for, so we can focus on practical solutions

What Happens Afterwards

A consultation often clarifies which route is right for you and what steps are needed next. If you decide to go ahead, our team can then help you put the plan into practice, from preparing documents to dealing with the relevant registries and authorities. If further research is required, we will explain what is involved before any additional work begins.

Ready to discuss your situation? Contact eTuls to arrange the consultation format that suits you best, and our specialists will help you move forward with confidence.