Received a deletion request?

Yorba is a Public Benefit Corporation helping people control their digital footprint. If you received a deletion request through us, it means a Yorba member has requested that we assist them in exercising their legal rights, allowing them to delete an account from your service or cancel a subscription.


All user information has been verified before we submit requests:

Bank details | Verified
Email | Verified
Identity | Verified
Account ownership | Verified


Quick start guide

If you’re receiving a deletion request, here is what you need to do:

  1. Process this deletion request the same as you would for any direct consumer request

  2. Follow your standard deletion procedures and timelines (typically 30-45 days maximum)

  3. Contact us at support@yorba.co or 1.917.695.0920 if you need additional verification or have questions

What you can expect working with us?

  • Verified user identity

  • Verified account ownership

  • Streamlined processing for high-volume businesses

TL;DR: We work hard on behalf of our members, which means we’re nice but persistent.

Frequently asked questions

Law updates

Effective 2024

  • Oregon — SB 619 — Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (2023; effective 1 July 2024)

  • Texas — HB 4 — Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (2023; effective 1 July 2024)

  • Montana — SB 384 — Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (2023; effective 1 Oct. 2024)

Effective 2025

  • Delaware — HB 154 — Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (2023; effective 1 Jan. 2025)

  • Iowa — SF 262 — Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act (2023; effective 1 Jan. 2025)

  • Nebraska — LB 1074 — Nebraska Data Privacy Act (2024; effective 1 Jan. 2025)

  • New Hampshire — SB 255 — (2024; effective 1 Jan. 2025)

  • New Jersey — SB 332 — (2024; effective 15 Jan. 2025)

  • Minnesota — HF 4757 — Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (2024; effective 31 July 2025)

  • Tennessee — HB 1181 — Tennessee Information Protection Act (2023; effective 1 July 2025)

  • Maryland — SB 541 — Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (2024; effective 1 Oct. 2025)

Effective 2026

  • Indiana — SB 5 — Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act (2023; effective 1 Jan. 2026)

  • Kentucky — HB 15 — Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act (2024; effective 1 Jan. 2026)

  • Rhode Island — H 7787 — Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act (2024; effective 1 Jan. 2026)

Source

Even in jurisdictions where state statutes do not explicitly reference “authorized agents,” Yorba acts as an authorized agent on behalf of consumers in accordance with applicable state and federal privacy frameworks. Requests submitted through Yorba are treated as valid, authenticated consumer requests under the right to access, delete, and correct personal data.