Certify online trademark misuse, counterfeit listings and unfair competition with a qualified EU timestamp (international option available)
Trademark Infringement and Unfair Competition Certification
If your trademark, brand assets or product descriptions are being misused online—in websites, marketplaces, social media, search ads or competitor pages—we can certify that unlawful use with full legal value.
We perform a forensic acquisition of the infringing material and its context (URLs, pages, listings, ads, images, videos, source code, linked files and headers) and issue a Certified Copy with digital signature and qualified EU timestamp. By default, certifications are valid across the European Union; on request we can apply an international timestamp suitable for recognition in jurisdictions worldwide.
The delivered report (English; other languages on request) is lawyer-ready and supports take-downs, cease-and-desist letters, injunction requests and damage claims. Optional evidence can include capture video, file hashes and additional technical metadata for stronger probative value.
- Forensic capture of infringing pages, listings, ads and profiles
- Certified Copy with digital signature + qualified EU timestamp (international on request)
- Comprehensive report with URLs, timestamps, metadata and evidence bundle
- Optional: capture video, file hashes (SHA-256), server headers and structured annexes
Why is it important to certify trademark misuse and unfair competition?
1) Online evidence is volatile. Infringing listings and ads can be edited or taken down quickly. Without timely certification, you may lose your chance to use that evidence in court or negotiations.
2) Screenshots are easily challenged. They lack reliability and can be rejected as evidence. A Certified Copy with a qualified timestamp proves what was published, where and when, preserving integrity and authenticity.
Our Trademark & Unfair Competition Certification safeguards your rights with admissible, tamper-proof proof—essential for take-downs, injunctions and damage claims.
