DeleteYourData

Your privacy rights depend on your state of residence and the laws that apply to you:

• California (CCPA): Delete, access, correct, and opt-out rights
• Virginia (VCDPA): Delete, access, correct, and opt-out rights
• Washington (MHMDA): Delete and access rights for health data
• Nevada (SB220): Opt-out from data sales only

See our privacy laws comparison for detailed information.

No, we cannot guarantee complete data deletion. Here's why:

• Companies can legally retain data for certain business purposes
• Some businesses may not be covered by privacy laws
• Compliance depends on individual company policies and procedures
• Small businesses under legal thresholds are not required to comply

We make best efforts using professional legal guidance to maximize success, but results vary.

Compliance requirements vary by state law:

• CCPA: Companies with $25M+ revenue, 50K+ consumers, or 50% revenue from data sales
• VCDPA: Companies with 100K+ consumers or 25K+ consumers + 50% revenue from data sales
• MHMDA: Companies with $25M+ revenue (health data only)
• Nevada SB220: All online businesses serving Nevada residents

Many major platforms, data brokers, and e-commerce sites meet these thresholds.

Timeline depends on company responsiveness and legal requirements:

• Response deadline: 45 days (CCPA, VCDPA, MHMDA) or 60 days (Nevada)
• Our process: 1-2 weeks for consultation and request preparation
• Total timeline: 6-12 weeks for most requests
• Follow-up: Additional time for non-responsive companies

We track deadlines and escalate when companies miss legal response requirements.

Professional legal oversight and realistic expectations:

• Attorney guidance: Neon Law® attorneys review all requests
• Legal compliance: Properly formatted requests citing specific laws
• Professional approach: Respectful but firm communication
• Honest expectations: We clearly state limitations and no guarantees

We focus on maximizing success through legal expertise rather than making false promises.

No, you can submit requests yourself, but professional guidance helps:

• Complex requirements: Each state has different verification and formatting needs
• Legal credibility: Attorney oversight increases company responsiveness
• Proper documentation: Legally compliant requests are more likely to succeed
• Escalation support: Professional follow-up when companies are unresponsive

Our service provides this legal expertise without requiring you to hire your own attorney.

We'll discuss your specific needs during consultation, but generally:

• Personal details: Name, address, email addresses used with companies
• Target companies: Which businesses you want to submit requests to
• Account information: Usernames or account details for verification
• Documentation: Any relevant communications or account records

We only collect information necessary for the deletion request process.

Contact us for pricing information based on your specific needs:

• Consultation: Initial assessment and legal review
• Scope dependent: Pricing varies based on number of companies and complexity
• Transparent fees: All costs discussed upfront before beginning work
• No hidden charges: Professional service with clear pricing structure

Email support@sagebrush.services to discuss your specific situation and pricing.

We escalate non-responsive companies through professional channels:

• Legal follow-up: Additional correspondence citing compliance obligations
• Attorney oversight: Professional escalation with legal credibility
• Documentation: We maintain records of non-compliance for potential enforcement
• Realistic limits: We cannot force compliance but maximize pressure through legal channels

Some companies may still not comply, but professional approach improves success rates.

Yes, in certain legally permitted circumstances:

• Legal compliance: Data required for tax, audit, or regulatory purposes
• Security purposes: Fraud prevention and security monitoring
• Business operations: Completing transactions or providing requested services
• Free speech: Public information or journalistic purposes

Our attorneys help evaluate whether company exceptions are legitimate or overly broad.

Data brokers are often covered by privacy laws, but present unique challenges:

• Public records: Some information is legally public and cannot be deleted
• Re-population: Data may reappear from new public record sources
• Multiple sources: Hundreds of data brokers may have your information
• Varying compliance: Success rates differ significantly between companies

We target major data brokers and can advise on ongoing monitoring needs.

Generally no, but we take precautions:

• Financial exemptions: Credit reporting and banking often have separate regulations
• Account security: We don't target accounts you actively use
• Legal requirements: Companies can retain data needed for financial compliance
• Consultation first: We discuss potential impacts before submitting requests

Our attorneys understand which requests could affect financial services and advise accordingly.