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Who files the notification, and what happens if it is late?

The notification obligation lies with the data controller (and, depending on the scenario, the processor as well). Missing the five-business-day deadline can lead to an administrative fine;…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Cross-Border Data Transfers
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The notification obligation lies with the data controller (and, depending on the scenario, the processor as well). Missing the five-business-day deadline can lead to an administrative fine; we manage the signature and notification timeline as a single process.

The notification obligation lies with the data controller (and, depending on the scenario, the processor as well). Missing the five-business-day deadline can lead to an administrative fine; we manage the signature and notification timeline as a single process.

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