Online Secure Consultation Application
Use the secure consultation application to request a confidential consultation and submit intake details in a clean, underwriting-ready format—governance, due diligence, trade finance structuring, and documentation workflows.

Secure consultation application intake helps DSCEU collect the details required to scope your request and build a documentation plan. We use an evidence-first approach: authority, ownership clarity, transaction evidence, collateral logic (where applicable), and risk controls—so diligence and execution do not stall.
What this application covers: governance gap review and bankability profiling, compliance binder / corporate records workflows, SPV/SPE due diligence, asset protection due diligence support, trust/estate due diligence preparation, reverse merger diligence preparation, trade finance structuring support, and data intelligence workflows used to build client books and sales pipelines.
Recommended first step: If you are unsure what applies to your situation, schedule a call first. Then complete the secure consultation application with confidence: https://calendly.com/sirmalcolm-dsceu/new-meeting
Related DSCEU pages (internal):
Governance Gap Audit |
Bankable Profile Audit |
Compliance Binder |
Asset Protection |
SPV Strategy |
Standby Credit |
Third-Party Trade Clearing |
Credit Facility |
Business Intelligence Data
Secure consultation application privacy and data handling
- Submit sensitive data only through the secure form. Do not email sensitive identifiers (SSNs, passport numbers, or full account numbers).
- Keep names, entity names, and addresses consistent across documents to reduce follow-up questions.
- Coordinate with qualified legal and tax professionals for jurisdiction-specific advice.
Helpful resources (external):
IdentityTheft.gov (safe handling of personal information) |
Cornell Law Wex: due diligence
Secure Consultation Application Features
What this secure intake does (plain English):
- Collects scope and facts so the right DSCEU workflow is assigned (governance, diligence, trade finance structuring, or data).
- Organizes evidence (authority, ownership, transaction records, and collateral support where applicable) to reduce rework.
- Creates a clear snapshot of what exists now and what must be built to become underwriting-ready.
- Creates an audit trail with date/time, submission metadata, and a consistent intake record.
Before you start (10 minutes):
- Set aside 20–40 minutes (longer if you have multiple entities, a transaction file, or many documents).
- Create one local folder for anything you plan to upload: DSCEU_Intake.
- Use short, consistent file names with dates (YYYY-MM). Do not include sensitive numbers in file names.

Simple file naming (copy/paste format):
Last_First_or_Entity_DocumentType_YYYY-MM.pdf
Examples (copy/paste):
AcmeLLC_OperatingAgreement_2026-03.pdf Last_First_ID_2026-03.pdf Project_Invoice_Set_2026-02.pdf
Quick tip: Scan paper documents into one PDF per item when possible. If a PDF is too large, compress it before uploading. Do not email sensitive identifiers—use the secure form.
What to prepare (by service type)
1) Identity & contact information (basic)
- Name, phone, email, and jurisdiction (country/state).
- If you are acting for an entity: your role/title and the entity legal name.
2) Governance and authority (entity work)
- Operating agreement/bylaws, cap table/ownership record, and signer authority (resolutions/POA if used).
- Any existing compliance binder / corporate records kit materials you already have.
3) Transaction evidence (trade finance, clearing, or capital)
- Term summary (what is being financed, amount, repayment logic, counterparties).
- Contracts/invoices/POs, shipping or performance evidence (if applicable), and a timeline.
4) Collateral and risk controls (when applicable)
- Collateral list and valuation support (what it is, who owns it, where it sits).
- Any lien/UCC data you already have, plus existing insurance documents if relevant.
5) Trust/estate or asset protection (only if that is your track)
- Existing trust/will documents (if any) and a high-level asset snapshot.
- Do not submit highly sensitive identifiers unless the secure form explicitly requests them.
Uploads and file size guidance
If your secure consultation application includes upload fields, follow the guidance below.
Upload size guidance: scan at about 150 DPI, use black-and-white when possible, and combine multi-page documents into one PDF.
If a PDF is too large to upload (a common limit is 20MB), compress or split the PDF.
If the upload still fails, schedule a call and we will route you to the correct intake method: book a call.
Otherwise, email non-sensitive files only to sirmalcolm@dsceu.com with a clear subject that includes Secure Consultation Application and the upload step name.
Important: Do not email sensitive identifiers. Use the secure form.
Recommended upload settings: Max 10 files per upload field, Max 20MB per file, types: pdf, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, csv, jpg, jpeg, png. If WordPress maximum upload is lower, match WordPress.
Quick Links
Use these links to understand the service pathways before you submit the secure consultation application.
Schedule a Call Before You Submit
If you want help organizing your records for the secure consultation application, schedule a call first. Otherwise, you can scroll down and start the secure form when you are ready.
Start the secure consultation application
Complete the secure form below. If the form is temporarily disabled, schedule a call and we will route you to the correct intake method.
If a PDF is too large to upload, compress or split the PDF. If it still fails, schedule a call (preferred) or email non-sensitive files only to sirmalcolm@dsceu.com with a subject that includes Secure Consultation Application and the upload step name.
Important: Do not email sensitive identifiers. Use the secure form.
Due Diligence Intake Tools
These intake tools support governance, diligence, documentation, and execution workflows. Choose the right pathway or submit the secure consultation application below.
