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EU Representative Service (according to Art. 27 GDPR)

Companies without a branch in the EU must appoint an EU representative if they fall within the scope of the GDPR. We support companies with EU Representative-as-a-Service.

Advantages of a LEXR EU representative

Meet compliance requirements according to Art. 27 GDPR

In certain cases, the EU representative is mandatory by law. If such a representative is not appointed, the supervisory authority can force an appointment and impose fines.

Never miss a GDPR inquiry

We collect all data protection-related inquiries from data subjects and authorities and forward them reliably and quickly, including an initial assessment.

Competent contact with fast response time

As the EU representative is the first point of contact for authorities and data subjects, our experts have in-depth knowledge of data protection law and can classify inquiries professionally.

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EU Representative Service from LEXR – what is included?

As an EU representative, we help to fulfill the requirements for companies according to Art. 27 GDPR.

Included in the annual flat fee are:

Providing the records of processing activities upon request of the supervisory authority.

Official appointment as EU representative for all EU member states.

Official point of contact for GDPR matters (authorities, data subjects) with forwarding to the company via the preferred communication channel.

First legal classification of inquiries.

Flatfee: CHF 400 (excl. VAT)

Additional services bookable:

Substantive handling of inquiries by our data protection experts.

Creation or update of records of processing activities.

Legal advice on data protection issues and other EU regulatory requests.

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EU Representative Service – FAQ

Does my company need an EU representative?

If there is no branch in the EU, but goods or services are offered to persons within the EU or the behavior of persons within the EU is monitored (e.g. tracking and profiling), an EU representative according to Art. 27 GDPR is usually required.
What happens if my company does not appoint an EU representative?

Failure to designate an EU representative may result in fines of up to 10 million euros or up to 2% of the annual worldwide turnover for the previous fiscal year.
What are the tasks of an EU representative?

The tasks of the EU representative are defined in Art. 27 GDPR. On the one hand, he serves as a contact point for supervisory authorities as well as for data subjects from the EU. On the other hand, the representative assists in receiving and forwarding data subject inquiries as well as in providing the list of records of processing activities upon request of the supervisory authority. He thus performs a representative task within the EU and thereby supports compliance with the requirements of the GDPR.
To whom must the appointment of the EU representative be reported?

Data subjects must be informed about the EU representative. This means that the contact details of the EU representative must be included in the privacy policy. In addition, the EU representative must be named in the list of records of processing activities.
What is the difference between an EU representative and a data protection officer?

The function of the EU representative is essentially to be available as an external point of contact for supervisory authorities and data subjects in the EU. This does not affect any liability of the controller. In contrast, the scope of duties of a data protection officer is much broader. The data protection officer is not only an external but also an internal point of contact for all data protection issues. The data protection officer performs legally defined tasks such as monitoring compliance with data protection regulations and informing and advising employees and the management.

About us

We’re a growing team of 30+ legal professionals. Some of our experts include:

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Maja is a Junior Legal Counsel in the IP & Contracts Team. She assists customers and the team in the field of tech contract law, intellectual property, and data protection.

Maja Rajic, Junior Legal Counsel
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Yoann’s focus is on advising clients on HR issues. He also assists with corporate and IP matters, as well as contractual and data protection issues.

Yoann Garraux, Senior Legal Counsel
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Thomas focuses on Intellectual Property, Data Protection & IT Contract Law and advises companies on commercial strategies, Intellectual Property protection and technology-related legal issues. As head of the in-house team, he is responsible for advising and supporting our clients in their day-to-day business.

Thomas Kuster, Head of IP & Contracts, Legal Expert

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EU Representative Service (according to Art. 27 GDPR)