Digital Services Act

Find a DSA Article 13 Legal Representative in the EU

The Digital Services Act (EU) 2022/2065 requires digital service providers — platforms, marketplaces, social media, search engines — established outside the EU to designate an EU legal representative. This representative is the contact point for EU Digital Services Coordinators. Submit one request — ECP matches you to qualified DSA Art. 13 representative providers.

Who needs a DSA Article 13 legal representative?

Any intermediary service provider — including online platforms, marketplaces, social networks, search engines, content-sharing platforms, and app stores — that meets all of the following:

DSA applies from 17 February 2024 to all intermediary services. Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) and Very Large Online Search Engines (VLOSEs) had earlier compliance deadlines. Failure to designate a representative is a DSA violation enforceable by Digital Services Coordinators.

What the DSA Article 13 legal representative does

Documents and information typically required

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Digital service providers (platforms, marketplaces, search engines) established outside the EU serving EU users must designate an EU legal representative under DSA Article 13. Submit one request — ECP matches you to DSA Art. 13 representative providers.

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