Policy & category review
Review your service, target region, and policy notice to identify the relevant requirements and questions to resolve.
YOU RECEIVEA written scope and next-step list
Google Ads policy support
Google Ads Government Documents & Services Support.
GovDocs AdReady helps advertisers review their website and ads, identify documentation gaps, and prepare a client-approved application under Google’s Government documents and services policy.
Independent support from AI Gaur LLC. Google decides each application’s outcome.
01 Scope before submission02 Evidence you can review03 Client approval at every step
GODOS, explained simply
Know which path
applies to your business.
Google restricts ads for certain government documents and services. Your offering and target location determine whether you need certification, a policy exclusion, and advertiser verification.
We help you organize that review. Google makes the final decision and applies any certification to the advertiser’s account.
Read Google’s official policyHow we can help
From open questions
to an organized next step.
Start with a scoped readiness review. Add application coordination when the prerequisites are in place.
Website & ad review
Review how your offer, fees, business identity, and service relationship are presented to prospective customers.
YOU RECEIVEA prioritized list of content gaps
Evidence preparation
Organize business records and supporting evidence into a checklist with clear status, ownership, and follow-up actions.
YOU RECEIVEA document checklist and gap register
Application support
Prepare a consistent application packet for your review. Coordinate submission where an authorized representative is permitted.
YOU RECEIVEA client-reviewed application packet
Scope, deliverables, fees, and responsibilities are agreed in writing before work begins. Google approval and account reinstatement are never guaranteed.
Is this relevant to you?
Start with the service
you actually advertise.
These are examples of areas to discuss. Each service and region needs its own policy review.
Travel & identity
Passport, visa, and travel authorization services.
Vehicles & licensing
Driver licensing, vehicle registration, and related services.
Business documents
Government-issued business identifiers and registrations.
A policy notice
Ads affected by this policy where the correct review path is unclear.
A straightforward process
Three steps.
No guesswork about ownership.
You verify the facts and approve the next action. We keep the preparation organized.
Define your case
Share your website, advertised service, target region, and current policy issue. Agree the review scope before sending documents.
Review & organize
Work through the checklist using a client-controlled file share. Identify missing evidence and questions for a qualified specialist.
Approve your next step
Review the application packet. You submit directly unless Google permits a representative and you authorize us in writing.
A review you can act on
Clear status.
Clear responsibility.
A useful review tells you what to do next. Every gap gets an owner and a next action.
- ProvidedThe item has been supplied.
- MissingAn item still needs to be collected.
- UnverifiedA fact or document needs confirmation.
- Specialist review neededA question needs the appropriate expert.
See the bigger picture
Preparation is our role.
The decision stays with Google.
Our support focuses on the documentation and review process. Certification, exclusions, and ad delivery remain subject to Google’s assessment.
Talk through your situation
Is GODOS a certificate your company issues?
No. GODOS is commonly used as shorthand for Google Ads’ Government documents and services policy. Google reviews the application and applies any certification to the advertiser’s account. We provide preparation and coordination support.
Can any business qualify?
No. The service category, target region, business status, and supporting evidence matter. Some cases may qualify for an exclusion; others require government-provider or authorized-provider status. Google determines the applicable outcome.
Are you affiliated with Google or a government agency?
No. GovDocs AdReady is an independent service operated by AI Gaur LLC. We do not represent Google or any government agency.
What does the first review include?
We agree a bounded scope covering your business, primary website, service, region, and available ad materials. The output is an evidence checklist and prioritized gaps. Application coordination is separately scoped after prerequisites are reviewed.
How much does it cost?
We confirm the scope and quote before work begins. Fees depend on the number of domains, services, regions, and the condition of the documentation. A readiness review and application coordination are separate services.
Can you guarantee approval or fix a suspended account?
No approval or reinstatement is guaranteed. A readiness review does not replace Google’s review, government authorization, or qualified legal advice. An existing suspension must be understood before any further work is scoped.
Will you need my password or customer documents?
No passwords or unrelated customer records are needed for the initial review. Start with business-level information. Any necessary documentation is shared through a client-controlled secure file share after scope is agreed.
Your next step
Tell us where
you’re getting stuck.
Share a few business details so we can discuss the right scope for your case.
us@aigaur.comPlease leave out passwords, identity documents, and customer records.