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Terms of advisory service
Terms governing Byte Craftpoint migration guidance and use of this website in Germany.
Last updated: 15 August 2026
Acceptance and provider
These terms apply when you use this website or purchase an advisory engagement from Byte Craftpoint, Level 11, 45 Türkenstraße, Munich 80799. By confirming a written scope, you accept the version supplied with that scope. If you do not accept the website terms, stop using the site.
Nature and limits of the service
We provide research, preparation, and practical recommendations concerning freelance and self-employment migration pathways. We are not a law firm, tax practice, government body, insurer, or recruitment agency. Our work is not legal or tax advice, representation, application filing, or a guarantee of any authority decision. You remain responsible for official submissions, deadlines, and professional advice.
Booking, fees, and client duties
A booking exists after we confirm scope and receive any stated advance payment. You must provide accurate, timely information and omit unnecessary sensitive data. Material changes can require a revised scope. Government, translation, legal, insurance, and third-party fees are excluded unless expressly listed.
Intellectual property
The site design, original copy, checklists, and advisory formats belong to Byte Craftpoint. We grant clients a personal, non-transferable right to use delivered notes for their own migration preparation. Official publications and third-party materials remain their owners’ property.
Availability and liability
We take reasonable care but cannot ensure that every authority page is complete, current, or applied uniformly. To the extent permitted by German law, liability for ordinary negligence is limited to foreseeable damage arising from essential contractual duties. Nothing excludes liability for intent, gross negligence, injury to life, body or health, or mandatory statutory liability.
Links, termination, and changes
External links are provided for context; their operators control their content. Either party may end an engagement for material breach after a reasonable cure opportunity, unless immediate termination is legally permitted. Work completed remains payable. We may update website terms prospectively; an accepted engagement keeps the terms supplied at booking unless both parties agree otherwise.
Governing law and disputes
German law applies, excluding conflict rules where legally permitted. Mandatory consumer protections and venues remain unaffected. Consumers may use the EU online dispute information where available; we are not obliged to participate in consumer arbitration unless law requires it. Contact info@byte-craftpoint.digital before formal proceedings so we can attempt resolution.