Counter-notifications

If your file(s) have been misidentified as infringing, you can submit a counter-notification by following the instructions below. Please note that filing a counter-notification may lead to adverse legal consequences if you do not own all the necessary rights to the file(s) that were removed or disabled.

FILING A DMCA COUNTER-NOTIFICATION

The following elements must be included in your DMCA counter-notification:

1. Identification of the specific URL(s) that JumboFiles removed or disabled access to.

2. Your full name, address, phone number, and a scanned physical or electronic signature.

3. A statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good faith belief that the file(s) removed or disabled were due to a mistake or misidentification..

4. Your consent to local Federal District Court jurisdiction in which your address is located, or if overseas, to an appropriate judicial body, and that you will accept service of process from claimant.

When we receive your DMCA counter-notification, it will be forwarded to the party who submitted the copyright notification, which includes your personal information that you included. By submitting a DMCA counter-notification, you consent to these personal information being revealed. The claimant who filed the copyright notification must notify us within 10 business days that he or she has filed an act seeking a court order to restrain you from engaging in infringing activity in regards to your file(s) on JumboFiles that were removed or disabled. If no such notification is received, we may reinstate your file(s).

Please use our contact form to send your counter-notification.