100% DMCA & Copyright-Law Compliant Takedowns
A takedown notice is a sworn legal statement. Every notice we file contains the elements required by 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3), is grounded in rights you actually hold, and is filed through the correct channel for each platform.
- Every § 512(c)(3) element included
- Rights verified before filing
- Correct channel for every platform
- No false or abusive claims
What a Compliant Notice Contains
The DMCA sets out exactly what a valid takedown notice must include. Platforms are only required to act on notices that substantially comply, which is why incomplete notices get ignored. Every notice we file includes all of the following.
Signature of the Rights Holder or Agent
A physical or electronic signature of the owner or a person authorized to act on their behalf.
Identification of the Copyrighted Work
A clear description of the original work, with a link or copy so the platform can compare.
Identification of the Infringing Material
Specific URLs reasonably sufficient to locate each infringing item.
Contact Information
A name, address, telephone number and email for the complaining party.
Good-Faith Statement
A statement that the complainant has a good-faith belief the use is not authorized by the owner, its agent or the law.
Accuracy & Perjury Statement
A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate and the complainant is authorized to act for the owner.
How We Keep Every Case Compliant
Rights Verification
Before anything is filed, we confirm that you own or control the rights — original files, publication history, registrations, licenses or written authorization.
Infringement Assessment
We check that the use is actually infringing and consider obvious defenses such as fair use, licensed use or public-domain material before deciding to file.
Correct Legal Basis & Channel
Copyright, trademark, impersonation, privacy and defamation are different claims with different processes. We file each under the right law, through each platform's designated channel.
Documented Filing & Response
Every notice is archived with its evidence and reference number. Counter-notices are handled under the § 512(g) procedure, and we advise you on legal escalation where appropriate.
Why Non-Compliant Notices Backfire
Under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f), anyone who knowingly makes a material misrepresentation in a takedown notice can be liable for damages, including the other party's legal fees. Platforms also track reporters who file inaccurate or abusive notices and may ignore their future complaints.
Compliance is not a formality for us; it is what makes the process work. Accurate, complete notices are accepted quickly, survive counter-notices and protect your standing as a rights holder.
- Filing a copyright notice for something you do not own or have not been authorized to enforce
- Omitting the good-faith or penalty-of-perjury statements, which makes the notice legally defective
- Claiming copyright in ideas, product concepts or facts, which copyright does not protect
- Using DMCA notices against criticism, reviews or commentary that is likely fair use
- Filing trademark complaints without a registration, or outside the registered territories and classes
- Submitting defamation or privacy complaints as copyright claims because the copyright form is faster
Who Needs a Compliant Process
Brands & Companies
Businesses that cannot afford a § 512(f) counter-claim or a damaged reputation with platform trust teams.
⚖️ Law Firms & In-House Counsel
Legal teams that outsource filing volume but need every notice to meet the standard they would apply themselves.
Course Creators & Publishers
Rights holders enforcing at scale who need accurate notices across hundreds of URLs.
Creators & Individuals
People who want the problem solved without exposing themselves to legal risk.
Legal Compliance FAQ
Is the DMCA relevant if I am not in the United States?+
Yes. The DMCA is US law, but the major platforms are US companies that apply DMCA procedures worldwide. For non-US hosts we use the equivalent local framework, such as the EU's notice-and-action rules under the Digital Services Act or the UK and Australian copyright regimes.
Do I need a registered copyright to file a notice?+
No. Copyright exists automatically when an original work is created. Registration helps if the case proceeds to litigation in the US, but it is not required for a takedown notice.
Do you give legal advice?+
We are an enforcement agency, not a law firm. We prepare and file notices as your authorized agent and explain the process clearly. Where a case needs a lawyer — litigation, complex counter-notices or cross-border disputes — our legal support service connects you with counsel.
What happens if the other side files a counter-notice?+
Under § 512(g), the platform forwards the counter-notice and may restore the content after 10–14 business days unless the rights holder files a court action. We evaluate the counter-notice, explain your options and coordinate with counsel if you decide to proceed.
Can you handle trademark and impersonation claims too?+
Yes. Trademark, impersonation, privacy and defamation claims have their own legal bases and platform processes. We file each under the correct framework rather than forcing everything through the copyright form.
Every Compliant Case Includes
Rights Verification
Ownership or authorization confirmed before filing.
Infringement Assessment
Fair-use and licensing risks reviewed before a notice goes out.
Statutory Notice
Every § 512(c)(3) element present in every notice.
Correct Channel
Filed through each platform's designated rights-holder process.
Full Documentation
Notices, evidence and reference numbers archived for your records.
Counter-Notice Handling
§ 512(g) responses managed and legal escalation advised.
Enforce Your Rights the Right Way
Compliant notices get accepted faster and hold up when challenged. $100 per successfully removed URL — no removal, no fee. This page is general information, not legal advice.