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Generate a photo removal request (portrait right + GDPR)

A photo of you online without consent? Dual legal basis — portrait right (Dutch Copyright Art. 21) + GDPR Art. 17 — in one tight letter.

A photo removal request combines two separate legal grounds in one letter. We draft the letter with the photo location, your reasonable interest, and the legal escalation path. Price: €19.

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€19
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  • Neatly formatted PDF (printable + e-mailable)
  • Correct GDPR + Dutch-law citations baked in
  • Download straight after payment
The letter text is free; you only pay if you want the formatted PDF. It is a filled-in template: general information, not legal or tax advice — no rights can be derived from it. You check the letter and send it yourself.
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  • The text of the letter is free: you may copy it and use it yourself. You only pay if you want the formatted PDF.
  • FFCheck is not a law firm, legal adviser, tax adviser or government body. We are not affiliated with the Belastingdienst (Dutch Tax Administration), a municipality or any other authority named in the letter, and we do not act on your behalf.
  • The letter is a template filled with what you type. It is general information, not legal or tax advice. No rights can be derived from it.
  • You are responsible for checking that the facts, amounts and dates are correct, and for sending the letter on time. FFCheck sends nothing on your behalf and files nothing.
  • Deadlines matter: late is often too late. Always check the deadline against the date on your own decision or letter.
  • In doubt, a lot of money involved, or a complicated situation? Get help, for example from Het Juridisch Loket (free), your legal-expenses insurance or — for tax matters — a tax adviser.
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About your letter
Mind the deadlineThe 7 days in the letter are your own request, not a statutory deadline. For the GDPR part the recipient must respond within 1 month of receipt (Art. 12(3) GDPR); a portrait-right dispute goes through the courts.

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