NOTCHHOST, LLC / LEGAL & TRUST
Law enforcement
requests.
A dedicated channel for authorized government officials seeking records from NotchHost. Give our review team the complete request, its legal basis, and the supporting documents in one place.
Legal & trust
NotchHost, LLC
Georgia, United States
Official use only — criminal impersonation warning
Impersonating a police officer or government official to obtain information may be a criminal offense. NotchHost verifies official identity and legal authority before responding to requests.
- Georgia — O.C.G.A. § 16-10-23: addresses falsely representing yourself as a peace officer, court officer, or other public officer or employee with intent to mislead. Read the statute.
- Federal — 18 U.S.C. § 912: addresses impersonating a U.S. officer or employee and acting in that capacity, or demanding or obtaining money, documents, or another thing of value in that assumed capacity. Read the federal statute.
NotchHost will report suspected criminal impersonation, cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement or courts, and support prosecution to the fullest extent permitted by law. Criminal charging and prosecution decisions rest with the appropriate authorities. Any disclosure remains subject to applicable law and the scope of valid process.
Imminent danger?
This form is not monitored continuously and is not an emergency service. Contact 911 or the appropriate emergency responders for immediate assistance. Authorized officials can select “Emergency disclosure” and supply specific facts about danger of death or serious physical injury. Submission alone does not trigger an immediate response or authorize disclosure.
Request guidelines & legal framework
NotchHost, LLC is based in Georgia, United States. Applicable federal and state law, jurisdiction, and the particular process control what can be produced. A subpoena, court order, warrant, consent request, and emergency request do not confer identical authority. Submit the complete signed instrument and describe the authority for each requested category. We assess scope, enforceability, and any restrictions before production.
A preservation request under 18 U.S.C. § 2703(f) concerns evidence already in the provider’s possession pending legal process: 90 days, with a further 90 days upon a renewed governmental request. Preservation is separate from disclosure. Describe exactly what must be preserved and identify any prior request. Staff must confirm and carry out preservation; the receipt does not apply a hold or suspend ordinary deletion automatically.
For an emergency request, explain why disclosure cannot wait for ordinary process and how the specified records address the emergency. Emergency disclosure is evaluated under applicable law, including 18 U.S.C. § 2702(b)(8) and (c)(4); checking a box does not establish an emergency.
Attach any order restricting customer notification and state its duration. A preference for secrecy is not itself a legal prohibition. For requests from outside the United States, identify the applicable U.S. process, treaty, executive agreement, or other legal mechanism for review.
Request only existing, specifically identified records within lawful scope. Availability varies by service and retention; do not assume we retain a particular log or content. This form is not a route for prospective interception, unrestricted account access, or a public abuse report. Use [email protected] for ordinary support or abuse reports. Do not send sensitive evidence by ordinary email.
REQUEST RECEIVED
Your request is in the review queue.
Save this reference. Authorized staff will verify your agency and review the legal basis, scope, attachments, and timing before responding through a verified channel. No automatic email confirmation is sent.
Receipt does not confirm valid service, preservation, an accepted deadline, or disclosure. A preservation hold requires staff action and confirmation. This inbox is not continuously monitored.
Upstream contact & escalationReliableSite contact details and legal routing
UPSTREAM CONTACT & ESCALATION
Our datacenter partner: ReliableSite
NotchHost uses ReliableSite.Net LLC as an upstream datacenter and infrastructure partner. In the unlikely event that NotchHost cannot be reached, or a lawful request concerns upstream infrastructure, authorized officials may contact ReliableSite directly. ReliableSite independently reviews requests under its own policies and applicable law.
- Official website
- reliablesite.net
- Contact & legal routing
- ReliableSite official contact page. Confirm the current legal-process recipient, accepted service method, and secure document-delivery channel directly with ReliableSite.
- Legal email — verify first
[email protected]— confirm this mailbox and the current legal-service instructions directly with ReliableSite before sending process or sensitive information.- Abuse reports
- [email protected] — for abuse reports. Confirm legal-service requirements separately.
- Technical contact
- [email protected]
- Published phone
- +1 866-932-0001 — Published support/abuse number. Confirm the appropriate route for urgent legal inquiries.
- Published company address
- ReliableSite.Net LLC
2115 NW 22nd St
Miami, FL 33142
United StatesCompany address; confirm the registered-agent or service-of-process address directly with ReliableSite. - General / privacy inquiries
- [email protected] — listed in ReliableSite’s Privacy Policy for privacy-policy questions. Do not send legal evidence to a sales inbox.
- Policies & legal information
- Terms of Service · Acceptable Usage Policy, including Law Enforcement · Privacy Policy
For an upstream inquiry, identify NotchHost, your agency and case number, any existing NotchHost reference, relevant IP addresses and ports, precise event dates/times with time zones, the records or action sought, and the applicable legal authority. Share only information within lawful scope through a verified channel.
This form delivers requests to NotchHost staff. It does not forward documents to ReliableSite or serve legal process on ReliableSite. Contact the partner separately and confirm its current requirements; records available to one provider may differ from those available to the other.