IranCounsel is a premium legal access platform. We connect international clients with vetted legal professionals in Iran through a transparent, internationally oriented experience.

No. IranCounsel is not a law firm and does not itself provide legal advice. Legal advice is provided by independent, qualified legal professionals you engage through the platform.

Individuals (including Iranian expatriates), businesses/investors/institutions with matters involving Iran, and international law firms that need a trusted on-the-ground counterpart in Iran.

Support may include business/corporate matters, cross-border and diaspora needs (e.g., POA and document handling), property and inheritance matters, compliance-oriented institutional needs, and legal research/second opinions/local counsel coordination (availability depends on professional match).

1) Tell us what you need. 2) We match you with the right professional. 3) You receive a clear plan (scope, timeline expectations, next steps). 4) Engagement begins once you approve the scope.

Our network is admission-based. Professionals are reviewed for identity, qualifications, relevant experience, and service standards. We also apply quality and conduct expectations.

No. Legal outcomes depend on facts, evidence, counterparties, and decision-makers. We focus on process quality, transparency, and professional standards—not promises.

We set expectations for clear communication and responsiveness, documented scope of work, international client experience standards, professional conduct, and confidentiality.

Yes—this is the problem IranCounsel is built to solve. We reduce risk by providing trusted access: verification, structured onboarding, clear scope, and accountable communication.

Pricing depends on the type of matter, complexity, urgency, and the professional’s fee structure. We aim for transparent pricing before you proceed.

Usually, yes—many professional consultations are paid. If a paid consultation is required, you’ll see it upfront before confirming.

In some cases, it can be credited toward a broader engagement. This varies by matter and professional; we will clarify before you proceed.

We support international-friendly payment methods where possible. Available options may vary by country and compliance requirements.

No. Government fees, translation, notarization, legalization/apostille, courier/shipping, and similar third‑party costs are separate unless explicitly included in your scope.

Yes. We treat your information as confidential and share it only as needed to match you with a professional and deliver the requested service.

We support secure document exchange practices and encourage sharing only what is necessary for assessment. Access is limited to relevant personnel/professionals.

No—unless required by law or with your explicit consent. If any disclosure obligation arises, we will communicate it where legally permitted.

We support international clients and can often accommodate English and Persian. Other languages may be possible depending on professional availability.

We’ll coordinate communication windows that work across time zones whenever possible.

Yes, depending on the service and professional preference. We can support calls and structured written updates.

Simple matters may be matched quickly; complex matters may require more time to identify the right expertise. We’ll share an estimated timeline after intake.

Sometimes. Urgency may affect pricing and professional availability. If a matter is time-critical, flag it clearly in your request.

Representation depends on the matter type and the professional’s authorization. If representation is possible, it will be defined clearly in the engagement scope.

IranCounsel focuses on legal access to Iran. If your issue is primarily in another country’s jurisdiction, we may not be the right provider.

We can discuss feasibility, but some matters may be restricted. We will be transparent if we cannot proceed.

A short summary of the issue and desired outcome, key dates/deadlines, parties involved (if relevant), existing documents (contracts, notices, IDs, POAs, court papers), and your preferred language/communication channel.

Use the website “Get started” / intake flow. If you are not sure where to begin, request an initial consultation and we’ll guide you.