Some feedback stands out — not just because it’s glowing, but because of who it comes from.
We were recently left a Trustpilot review by Miran Oztekin, an education agent working for the first time with under-18 students entering university. With a tight deadline and the need for fast, reliable support, Miran entrusted us to arrange urgent guardianship — and their kind words meant a great deal to us. After a smooth experience, they promptly sent a second student our way, this time with an even shorter deadline — a reflection of the trust placed in our ability to deliver when it matters most.
Here’s what he shared:
"We had to urgently arrange guardianship services for a relative under 18 from Turkey. From the moment we reached out by email, the response was immediate and every question we had was answered with care. Each time we needed support, they were there without hesitation. We are truly grateful and would wholeheartedly recommend their services"
Receiving such strong praise from someone directly involved in supporting international students is both encouraging and affirming.
A NICHE AREA - WHERE EXPERIENCE MATTERS
Providing guardianship for 17-year-olds at university isn’t simple. It’s a specialist area — one that sits in a grey zone between child safeguarding and young adult independence. Universities require specific arrangements for students who are still legally minors, and families abroad need someone they can trust to step into that role seamlessly.
That’s why this review means so much. It came from someone who understands exactly how complex this space is, and who has likely seen a wide range of approaches to guardianship across the UK. For them to call our service immediate, responsive, and delivered with care — that says everything.
PROUD, BUT NEVER COMPLACENT
We’re proud of the work we do, but we’re even prouder when that work is recognised by someone who truly gets it.
This review isn’t just positive — it’s a reflection of everything we believe guardianship should be: responsive, reliable, and human.
If you’re a parent, agent, or education professional trying to find the right support for a 17-year-old heading to university, we’d love for you to read that review again. Not because we want to sell you something — but because it’s a rare and honest insight into what great guardianship looks like when it’s done well.
