Update — July 2026: Estefanía González is no longer on the EcuaPass team. EcuaPass currently provides administrative visa support and document coordination, not in-house legal advice or representation. Clients who need legal advice should consult an independent Ecuadorian attorney.
The Original Announcement
EcuaPass began as a one-person operation in October 2025, built around visa analysis, document coordination, client communication, and digital-first systems.
In April 2026, Estefanía González, a Cuenca-born attorney and graduate of the Universidad del Azuay, joined EcuaPass as the company's first full-time hire. She is no longer with the company.
Her Role at the Time
During her time with EcuaPass, Estefanía brought legal training and a local perspective to the company's document-preparation and visa-process work. She helped clients understand procedural requirements and the next steps in their files.
This article is retained as a historical company announcement. It does not describe the current EcuaPass team or promise attorney review.
Current Service Scope
EcuaPass currently focuses on visa-process guidance, administrative support, and document coordination. EcuaPass does not provide in-house legal advice or representation. Any client who needs legal advice should engage an independent Ecuadorian attorney separately.
Ready to explore administrative visa support? Start with the visa intake to identify the document questions before discussing broader support.
