How To Serve A Court Order To Google For Content Removal

See also court order submission tips for (1)  Google Search (2) Bing Search (3) Yahoo! Search (4) AOL.com

Submit Court Order to Google

After acquiring a court order for the removal of maligning or other unprotected speech included in a web page, you can submit it to Google to make sure that the URL’s of the damaging web pages may be removed from the search results page. If a web page cannot be discovered on Google, it may as well not exist:

Click here for the Google Court Order Submission Form

If you especially want defamatory internet pages to be removed from Google search results, use this form

NON U.S.A: In enhancement to correctly serving the documents, you could email Google a courtesy duplicate to [email protected]

KEEP IN MIND: Demand that Google eliminates search engine results from ALL Google countries websites:

For example. If you are a citizen of the Netherlands as an example, Google could just remove the injurious search results page from google.nl without removing the search results from all EU domain expansion variants of Google. You will discover a large number of Europeans do not make use of EU nation Google domains, but use the worldwide ‘Google.com’. If Google does accept your extraction request, you need to make certain that the damaging search engine result does not show in Google.com. If Google tries to suggest that this is not a European web site, you need to know that it is in truth an international internet site. It is extremely available to your appearance, and should be part of the removal procedure.

A little insight into ‘. com’ domain names

. Com IS NOT an USA domain name! If you are not in the USA, Google will sometimes leave the bad search results on Google.com, claiming that it is a USA domain.

It is worldwide; The ‘.com’ was initially assigned for ‘commercial’. i.e. commercial purposes carried out by businesses without nationwide or geographical limitations

REF: See: RFC1591 (1994), RFC819 (1982), RFC822 (1982) and also others. [The precursors to TLD’s were: “. arpa”, “. csnet”, “. bitnet”, and also “. uucp”]

Find your Negative Search Results to Remove from Page 1 of Google

Simply enter the search phrases that display unfavorable results in Google Search: