Five business days
A questionnaire, an attestation, a diligence request or a carrier form comes back within five business days, answered with the evidence behind each answer rather than with assertions. The five days run from the day the document reaches us.
5business days for any form, inquiry, or diligence matter
What kind of number this is
A commitment. This is a promise the firm makes, and a client can hold us to it in writing. The only way it can be wrong is if we break it.
Source
The Program's service commitments, BRAND_CANON v3 §4A. Counsel-approved cadence figure; no digit may change and none may be added.
Last confirmed against that source: September 2026.
Where it is printed
Every number the site prints
Research- One named advisornamed advisor on every client engagement
- One business daybusiness day to answer any client inquiry
- Two hourshours to begin incident coordination, at any hour
- Five business daysbusiness days for any form, inquiry, or diligence matter
- Two frameworks, mappedframeworks mapped: FTC Safeguards, NIST CSF 2.0