Services

UK GDPR Representation

Overseas organisations that are subject to UK GDPR through Article 3(2) may need a UK representative under Article 27. LeadAI RegBridge helps eligible organisations appoint one and organise the related records and correspondence.

Delivered by LeadAI Limited (company number 17014673)

What it covers

  • A written Article 27 designation, effective only once signed by both parties and accepted by LeadAI
  • UK representative contact details and privacy notice wording
  • Article 30 records you supply, kept available
  • Forwarding of ICO and data-subject correspondence, with a record
  • Annual renewal administration

Who may need it

Organisations without a UK establishment that offer goods or services to individuals in the UK, or monitor their behaviour there, unless an exemption applies. Many organisations with UK website visitors are not caught. The answer depends on the facts.

Plans

Proposed annual plans from £299 (Essential), £599 (Professional) and £1,099 (Assurance), subject to confirmation and excluding VAT unless stated.

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General information, not legal advice. A representative appointment does not guarantee compliance and is not endorsed by the ICO.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a UK representative?

Organisations without a UK establishment that offer goods or services to individuals in the UK, or monitor their behaviour there, may need one under Article 27 UK GDPR, unless an exemption applies. Many organisations with UK website visitors are not caught. The answer depends on the facts.

What does LeadAI RegBridge do?

It helps eligible organisations appoint a UK representative in writing, keeps the records you supply available, forwards ICO and data-subject correspondence with a record, and handles annual renewal.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is general information. A representative appointment does not guarantee compliance, is not a data protection officer or an EU representative, and is not endorsed by the ICO.

What does it cost?

Proposed annual plans start from £299 (Essential), with £599 (Professional) and £1,099 (Assurance), subject to confirmation and excluding VAT unless stated.