Bailiff record of an infringing act
Captures the infringement as a bailiff's record — evidence with far stronger probative value than screenshots you saved yourself.
Infringing material online disappears fast once the infringer knows it has been noticed. A bailiff's record fixes the state of affairs at a defined moment, and only a bailiff can make one — nothing else carries the same weight.
- Who may perform this: Only a bailiff (thừa phát lại) may issue this record
- Timeline: Typically 1–3 working days once the target is identified
- How pricing works: Quoted by the number of records and the volume of material captured.
- Can you do it yourself: Most initial evidence gathering you can and should do yourself right away — the evidence page explains how to preserve it properly. A bailiff's record is needed only when you intend to take the matter to an authority.
Deliverables
- A bailiff's record of the state of affairs you specify
- A stored copy of the evidence with its timestamp
What you provide
- The exact URL, location or item to be recorded
- Documents showing your rights in the subject matter