EU-Representative according to Article 27 GDPR

Companies outside the European Union have to designate a representative in the EU if they process personal data of EU residents and do not maintain an establishment in the EU (e.g., a branch office).

What Role does the EU-Representative have?

• He represents the non-EU based company with respect to obligations under the GDPR.
• The representative shall be identified in privacy notices of the non-EU based company.
• Supervisory authorities and data subjects have the right to contact the representative on all issues related to data processing, for the purposes of ensuring compliance with the GDPR.
• Records of processing activities have to be maintained by the representative for the non-EU based company (which shall prepare and provide such records to the representative).
• Cooperation with the supervisory authority on request.

Download a list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding Art. 27 GDPR Representatives here.
Further information on the role of the EU-Representative can be found here.

Get more information

We support Companies as EU-Representative according to Article 27 GDPR.

If you would like to receive a detailed offer, please contact us here.