Copyright process · updated 24 August 2026
Copyright and DMCA notices
What a takedown notice needs
Identify the copyrighted work, each exact TransferSize location, your contact details, your authority to act, a good-faith statement, an accuracy statement made under penalty of perjury, and your physical or electronic signature.
Counter-notices
If material was removed through mistake or misidentification, choose counter-notice in the form. Identify the removed material and its prior location, explain the mistake, provide the required contact and jurisdictional consent, and sign the submission.
What happens after submission
TransferSize may ask for missing information, restrict access while reviewing a claim, forward the notice or counter-notice to the affected user, preserve relevant records, restore material when legally appropriate, and restrict repeat or serious infringement.
Be exact and truthful
A filename, search term, or broad allegation is not enough. Knowingly material misrepresentations can create liability. The form is for copyright claims; send other legal reports to support@transfersize.com with the exact location and legal basis.
Alternative submission
If the form is inaccessible, email the same required information to support@transfersize.com with subject “DMCA notice” or “DMCA counter-notice.” This page describes the process and is not legal advice.
Secure intake
Send a copyright notice
The submission enters a private, admin-only queue. You will receive a reference code immediately; keep it for follow-up.- Exact TransferSize URLs only
- Required declarations
- Immutable submission record