DOC CITY doccity.netThe short version
This site collects nothing about you unless you give it. Until you explicitly accept, no tracking cookie is set and no third-party script is loaded — if you refuse, the request to those scripts is never even made.
What we record comes from two places: what you type into the enquiry form, and — only if you accept — which button you pressed. The second carries no identity: your name, phone, email and tracking code are never sent to measurement.
What is measured if you refuse
The following are measurements, not assertions. The page was opened in a real browser and these values were read with no consent given:
- Tracking cookies written: 0
- Third-party scripts loaded: 0
- Requests to Google, Meta or Yandex servers: 0
- Embedded social widgets: none (not added even if you accept)
What runs if you accept
The site carries conversion measurement, so that we can see which advert and which page actually bring work in. If you accept, four providers come into play — Google Analytics 4 and Yandex Metrica for measurement, Google Ads and the Meta (Facebook/Instagram) Pixel for advertising performance.
Which cookies are set, which events are sent and how to withdraw consent are set out in full in the cookie policy.
Fonts and images are served from our own server
Typefaces come from our own server, not from Google Fonts. So do all images, videos and animations. The reason is not technical: every file fetched from elsewhere tells the company serving it your IP address and which page you are reading.
There are of course links to our social accounts — but they are only LINKS. There is no embedded Instagram feed or like button, because those components track you before you click anything.
How the data is protected
The browser cannot reach the database. Your submission goes first to our own server and from there to a separate application service; the database key exists only in that service's environment and never reaches the browser.
Your IP address is not stored in the clear but digested with a secret key. Personal data is not written to logs; name, phone and email are masked before the log line is produced.
Connections are made over HTTPS and HTTP requests are redirected.
Personal data in images
The site shows images of visas, passports and similar documents. Identifying details in them were removed AT PIXEL LEVEL — the image itself was altered, not covered with a layer. Blurring in the browser is not protection: the source file can be downloaded as it is.
Reviews do not use full names; the shortening is done in the source data, not trimmed on screen.
Changes
This text was last updated on 16 September 2026. If the behaviour of the site changes, the text changes too; the numbers in the measurement section are taken again at every update.