INQUIRY PRIVACY NOTICE
A careful first step.
Clear about your information.
This notice explains what happens when you use the public inquiry form. Any client engagement has its own agreed scope and intake requirements.
What we receive and why.
The form collects your name, reply email, inquiry type, message, and agreement to be contacted. PrivacyPyramid uses these to respond and consider whether to continue to an application.
An inquiry does not subscribe you to marketing. Limited technical records help protect the form from misuse and operate the website. The website does not store the message text in its database.
How your message reaches us.
FormSubmit handles form delivery to a Gmail inbox used by PrivacyPyramid. These providers process the message to deliver and store it. The website host also processes technical connection information needed to operate and secure the site.
The website uses HTTPS. Inquiry delivery is ordinary email, not an end-to-end encrypted document portal. Do not use it to send identity documents, home addresses, passwords, account information, or financial details.
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Retention and your choices.
FormSubmit states that it retains form submissions for 30 days. Copies in the receiving inbox remain until deleted. Short-lived security records on this website expire and are cleared during subsequent form access.
You can request correction or deletion of your inquiry by replying to our correspondence. If you have not received a reply, use the inquiry form and state that your message concerns an earlier inquiry. Please include only enough information to locate it. We may need to verify that the request relates to your information.
A deletion request is reviewed against any applicable retention obligations. We will explain a material limitation rather than describe a retained record as deleted.
What submitting means.
You consent to a reply about your inquiry and confirm that you have read this notice. Submission does not complete an application, establish a client relationship, or authorize work on someone else’s information.
Service terms, costs, coverage, and individual authority are agreed separately. Read our admissions policy for the completed-application decision process.