DMCA Compliance and Dispute Process If a proper DMCA request is submitted, we are legally required to remove the specified content. To ensure transparency, we might provide the alleged violator with the details of the DMCA claim, including the complainant’s contact information. Should you believe the takedown was a mistake, you can issue a counter-notice. It must include: Details of the content that was taken down and its original location. Your contact details: name, address, phone number, and email. A signed declaration under oath that you believe the takedown was wrongful. A statement agreeing to legal jurisdiction and service of legal documents. Your signature, either electronic or handwritten. Upon receiving your valid counter-notice, we may restore the content unless a lawsuit is filed by the original claimant.