PravoStandart (and the Romanian company name MIVIRO CMS S.R.L. that sometimes appears beside it) markets European paperwork with the ease of an online checkout: Greek citizenship “in about a year”, often with claims that language tests and exams can be skipped, and that Greek roots can be “found” even when you have none on paper. A contract in the inbox does not fix that. Their own terms, in reporting we reviewed, frame the site as a middleman that passes you to an unnamed performer and disclaims the result — while the public company profile looks like business consulting, not a passport office.
Greek passports are issued to people who already hold Greek nationality, through Hellenic Police or authorised consular channels. Ordinary naturalisation for residents is measured in years of lawful stay plus language, history and exam requirements. Faster paths exist mainly where documented Greek ancestry can be proved in official registers — not because a private broker promises discovery for a fee.
How to check: read the state’s passport and citizenship pages yourself (not a sales landing page); ask which exact legal route and which authority files the case; refuse staged crypto or wire fees for a timetable no statute supports. Address mismatches between the website and the registered firm are another reason to walk away. A polished PDF agreement is marketing stationery until it names a liable licensed practitioner and a refund rule you can enforce.
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