Copyright and DMCA
Report copyright concerns involving PDFForge24 content or use of the service.
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Respect for copyright
Upload only files you own, are licensed to process, or are otherwise lawfully entitled to use. Converting, extracting or modifying a file does not transfer copyright or grant permission to publish it. PDFForge24 is a temporary processing service rather than a public document-sharing library.
Where to send a report
Send copyright concerns to [email protected] with “Copyright” in the subject. Identify the page or material involved so that we can investigate. This contact route is not a representation that a designated DMCA agent has been registered in the United States or that a statutory safe harbor applies.
Information to include
Identify the copyrighted work, or provide a representative list if several works are involved. Describe the allegedly infringing material and give its exact location on this service, including relevant URLs. Include your name, contact information and whether you are the owner or an authorized representative. Explain why you believe the use lacks authorization from the rights holder or the law. Include a statement that your report is accurate, and your physical or electronic signature. If submitting a formal US DMCA notice, also include the statements required by applicable law, including authority to act under penalty of perjury.
Review of reports
We may ask for missing information, inspect material we can identify, and restrict access or remove material where warranted. Files used only for temporary processing may already have been deleted, and we cannot retrieve deleted files solely to investigate a report. Do not include unnecessary personal data or confidential copies of a work when a URL and description are enough.
Disputed reports
If you believe material was restricted by mistake, reply with the report reference, the material concerned and an explanation of your rights or authorization. We will review the information under applicable law. A statutory US counter-notice has additional requirements and consequences; consult the US Copyright Office’s Section 512 resources before relying on that procedure. This page does not promise an automatic restoration deadline.
Misuse and privacy
Knowingly false reports can harm others and may have legal consequences. Use the reporting route in good faith. Correspondence is handled as described in our Privacy Policy. Include enough information to locate and evaluate the concern, while avoiding passwords, credentials or unrelated personal information.