Legal & responsibilities

The notices you accept

One short acknowledgement when you create your account, and Abroadocs's AI notice when you start a request.

Updated 17 October 2026

When you create your account, you tick a short acknowledgement: AI assists with reading requests and finding providers, its outputs need your review, Vlad gives general information rather than legal advice, and Vlad stops at a shortlist instead of contacting anyone or filing anything.

When you start a request, sending your first message accepts Vlad's AI notice. A line under the message box says so, and opens to show the full text:

AI helps me read your request and find providers, so check what I show before you rely on it. OpenAI, the AI provider, may keep ordinary abuse-monitoring logs for up to 30 days.

It says two things: review what the AI produced before you rely on it, and OpenAI may keep data for abuse monitoring for up to 30 days (see How AI is used, and what OpenAI receives). Nothing is ticked for you — sending the message is the acceptance. Until 27 September 2026 the notice was a longer sentence saying the same; each request records which version you accepted.

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