No form. Not on this site.
Just talk to her.
There is no “an agent will be in touch.” There is a direct phone number, and a contact page on her main site.
This site used to have a form here. It was a decent one — five optional questions, one required field, and a promise never to sell your details. We took it out, and the reason is the same reason we tell you who publishes this site at the bottom of every page.
Move to KC is a research site. It exists to be checked, quoted, and argued with — the state-line calculator, the sourced figures, the claims we killed after going to the regulator instead of to another blog. All of it is free and none of it is gated, whether you ever speak to Nataliya or not. Running a lead funnel here as well would quietly turn a reference into a pitch, and once it is a pitch you have no reason to believe the numbers.
Her practice is at kc-relo.com. That is where the Heartland MLS search runs, where you ask to see a house on Sunday, and where a conversation that turns into a transaction belongs. Same person, same brokerage, one phone number for both.
She speaks English, Українська, Русский. It is not a call center and there is nobody else on the line.
Or don’t call anyone yet
Perfectly reasonable. The three things most people actually came for are free, ungated, and on this site right now: The Real Numbers (what it costs, with sources), Kansas or Missouri (the state-line math for your household), and The Honest Cons (the parts nobody selling you a house will mention). Read them, decide nothing, and go about your day. The site will not nag you.