Hi. In an extradition setting, the court does not assume liability simply because someone’s name appears in corporate records. The requesting country must present documentation describing specific actions attributed to the individual and show that those actions would qualify as a criminal offense under U.S. standards. Short-term consultancy work is evaluated based on what authority was exercised and what knowledge can reasonably be inferred. The duration of involvement may be relevant but is not determinative by itself. For more detail on how advisory roles are examined during certification hearings, you may review on the website https://extraditionlawyers.ae/ The resource explains how courts analyze factual linkage between consultants and alleged offenses.