Sir,
We wish to clarify as follows:
1. Could you confirm whether the internal legal review is expected to take 7–10 business days, or if it’s more fluid depending on the volume of cases?
14 working days Max
2. For the notarized affidavit, would a copy of my Texas driver’s license with a notary seal be sufficient, or do you require a sworn statement?
None of the above mentioned documents is needed
3. Regarding disbursement intermediaries — yes, I can share a reference with the Houston bank I’ve been working with, but only if it’s not too late to get a confirmation from your side.
You may use your bank account or designated bank account details to receive your fund
Regards
Perry Bale
Hi Perry,
Thanks so much for the clarification — that’s really helpful. I appreciate you being so transparent about the timeline and documentation requirements. It’s always a bit stressful when the process feels uncertain, especially when you’re navigating something new like this.
I’ve been working on a few oil-and-gas litigation cases lately, and I’ve found that even small delays can ripple through the whole schedule. Honestly, I’m just trying to keep things moving smoothly — and your 14-working-day max for internal review gives me a good window to plan.
Just to confirm: since no documents are needed beyond the confirmation of identity, does that mean the disbursement process can start as soon as I provide the bank account details? And if so, would it be helpful if I could share the bank name and routing number in advance — just so the team has everything lined up?
Also, is there any chance you could confirm whether the funds will be released in a single transfer or if they might be phased out over time? I’m not asking for anything too complex, just trying to understand the flow so I can prepare accordingly.
I’m really excited about this opportunity — it’s rare to find something this straightforward these days.
Warmly,
Danny Smith
Best regards,
Danny Smith
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