VANCOUVER, British Columbia – May 14, 2025 — A new name. A new passport. A new life. These ideas are not just for espionage thrillers or witness protection programs—they’ve become a global market. From dark web vendors advertising “clean” identities to Caribbean real estate deals bundled with second citizenship, the concept of a new identity for sale is no longer fiction.
But there’s a difference between legal identity transformation and criminal identity fraud—a line that, when crossed, can result in international prosecution, detention, or a lifetime travel ban.
That’s why Amicus International Consulting, a leader in legal identity change and second citizenship services, is issuing a clear message: Know what’s legal. Know what’s not. And don’t trust promises that sound too good to be true.
Identity for Sale: A Growing, Risk-Filled Market
In the age of global surveillance, data leaks, and political instability, more people than ever are seeking to:
- Escape domestic violence or targeted harassment
- Flee oppressive regimes or political persecution
- Shield assets from unjust seizure
- Reinvent themselves after reputational damage
- Protect personal and family safety
This growing demand has fueled two very different markets:
- Government-approved legal services, such as Citizenship by Investment (CBI) and court-sanctioned name changes
- Illicit identity vendors, offering forged documents, stolen passports, and “clean” records for sale
The danger? The black market promises anonymity, but often delivers legal ruin.
Where the Legal Ends and the Criminal Begins
✅ Legal Identity Services Include:
- Name changes via court petition
- Citizenship through verified CBI programs
- Legal asylum under UN protocols
- Relocation and privacy consulting under national and international law
❌ Illegal Services Include:
- Buying forged passports or national ID cards
- Creating synthetic identities with stolen data
- Using falsified documents to cross borders
- Forging diplomatic credentials
“Legal identity change is possible—and it can be life-saving,” said a senior advisor at Amicus International Consulting. “But if you cross into fraud, you’re not changing your life—you’re risking your freedom.”
Case Study: Legal Identity Change Done Right
A Middle Eastern journalist targeted by government surveillance turned to Amicus for help. The firm supported her legal name change, assisted with asylum in Western Europe, and coordinated a path to second citizenship through naturalization. She now lives under complete legal protection and holds a government-issued passport under her new identity.
Case Study: A Criminal Shortcut That Backfired
A crypto investor in Southeast Asia purchased a forged EU passport online to evade tax investigations. He used the ID to open bank accounts in three countries. He was arrested during a biometric airport scan and is now facing multiple counts of passport fraud, money laundering, and identity theft.
Global Crackdown on Identity Fraud
International enforcement bodies have intensified their efforts to track identity fraud rings. Agencies including:
- INTERPOL
- Europol
- FATF (Financial Action Task Force)
- U.S. Secret Service and DHS
- European Commission and OECD
…have collaborated to uncover:
- Fake identity mills based in Eastern Europe
- Fraudulent CBI agents selling bogus documentation
- Diplomatic passport scams tied to transnational criminal networks
These agencies rely on global biometric databases, AI-driven risk scoring, and real-time travel alerts. No identity is untraceable.
Ethical Lines You Shouldn’t Cross
Even if legal, identity change raises ethical dilemmas:
- Should only the wealthy have access to second passports?
- Is it fair to “erase” a past identity without accountability?
- Should countries profit from selling citizenship?
Amicus enforces strict ethical standards. It does not accept clients who:
- Are under criminal investigation
- Appear on sanctions or terrorism watchlists
- Intend to hide from legal obligations like taxes or alimony
- Submit fraudulent documentation
How Amicus International Consulting Helps
Amicus International Consulting offers fully legal, confidential services to help clients:
- Change their names through court procedures
- Acquire a second citizenship through vetted CBI programs
- Restructure their digital presence
- Obtain tax residency and TINS for banking
- Plan relocations with legal protection and compliance
All services are governed by:
- FATF AML guidelines
- INTERPOL database screening
- ICAO and biometric passport compliance
- GDPR and global privacy laws
Clients undergo comprehensive background checks before engagement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is buying a second passport legal?
Yes—if purchased through a recognized Citizenship by Investment program regulated by the issuing country.
Can I legally change my name and travel under it?
Yes—if the change is approved through a court or government authority and reflected in legal documents.
What happens if I use a fake ID or passport?
You may face federal charges, deportation, imprisonment, and permanent bans from entering many countries.
Can Amicus help me if I have a criminal record?
Only if your record has been cleared, expunged, or the charges dropped. Amicus does not aid fugitives or individuals evading justice.
Final Word: You Can’t Buy a Future with a Fake Identity
A new identity isn’t just a piece of paper—it’s a legal framework. Done correctly, it can offer freedom, protection, and opportunity. Done illegally, it can destroy your future.
Amicus International Consulting urges anyone considering identity change to seek legal, ethical, and internationally compliant solutions.
Don’t gamble your life on a shortcut. There’s a legal path forward—and we’re here to help you walk it.
📞 Contact Information
Amicus International Consulting
Phone: +1 (604) 200-5402
Email: info@amicusint.ca
Website: www.amicusint.ca