Right to Be Forgotten and GDPR Erasure Requests
Submit GDPR right to erasure and data protection requests to search engines and websites in the EU and beyond.
In the European Union, the GDPR can give individuals the right to ask search engines and organisations to erase or de-list personal data in certain circumstances. We prepare these requests carefully and submit them to the right data controller.
Outdated, irrelevant or excessive information can sometimes be removed from search results for your name, especially when there is no public interest in keeping it available.
Results-based pricing. For ad hoc and per-link removal or suppression work, you pay only when the agreed result is achieved.* Monthly packages and other ongoing work are priced differently, and we explain the terms before you start. Pricing is quoted by email.
*Terms apply. Platforms and hosts make the final decision, so no outcome can be guaranteed.
When does the right to be forgotten apply?
The right to erasure is not absolute. Authorities weigh your privacy against public interest and freedom of expression. Outdated information about private individuals tends to have the strongest case. Rules differ outside the EU and from country to country. We tell you honestly where your request stands.
What is included
- Eligibility assessment under GDPR
- Search engine delisting forms for EU residents
- Erasure requests to websites and data controllers
- Appeals to data protection authorities
- Support from law firm partners around the world
- Alternative strategies where the right does not apply
Our process
Assessment
We identify the content, its source, the host and the most promising removal route.
Outreach and notices
We contact the platform, publisher or host with policy and legal grounds.
Search de-listing
Where appropriate, we request removal from Google and other search engines.
Verification
We confirm the content is gone and monitor for reappearance.
Confidential and discreet
Your case is handled privately by a small expert team. We never publish or share client details.
Expert-led, hands-on work
Real people prepare every request, appeal and notice. We do not rely on bulk automated reports.
Honest about what is possible
We tell you upfront what can be removed, what cannot, and what the alternatives are.
Helpful guides
Right to Be Forgotten questions
What is the right to be forgotten?
A GDPR-based right to ask for personal data to be erased or de-listed in certain circumstances.
Does it apply outside the EU?
Many countries have data protection laws that differ from the GDPR, so options may be more limited. We advise case by case.
Will Google delete the article?
Google may de-list it from results for your name but not delete the page.
Is it free?
Filing is free for individuals, but preparing a strong request takes expertise.
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