Right to be forgotten: remove your name from Google

Under GDPR Article 17 you have the right to request that Google removes personal information about you from search results. We handle the entire legal process.

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The right to erasure process step by step

Free audit of your digital presence

We search Google and other search engines to map what appears about you and assess what can be removed.

Legal grounds assessment

We determine which content qualifies for removal under GDPR: outdated information, inaccurate data, content no longer serving its original purpose.

Formal GDPR request to Google

We submit a legally sound erasure request to Google. Professional requests have a much higher approval rate than DIY requests.

Follow-up and escalation

If Google rejects the initial request, we appeal. For content requiring legal action, our specialist lawyers intervene.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does GDPR apply to me if I live outside the EU?

GDPR applies to information about EU citizens regardless of where the information is stored. If you are an EU resident, Google must process your erasure requests.

What types of information can be removed?

Personal data that is outdated, inaccurate, no longer necessary, or processed without proper legal basis: old news articles, directory listings, personal information in databases.

How long does the right to erasure process take?

Google is legally required to respond within 30 days. Most successful requests are processed within 4-8 weeks total.

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