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Photography Licensing & Copyright

Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice

A DMCA-style infringement notice template for real estate photographers and 3D tour creators to formally demand removal of unauthorized use of their copyrighted work within 72 hours.

Last updated Jul 7, 2026

Disclaimer: This template is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Have a qualified attorney review it before use.

What is the Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice?

The Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice is a DMCA-style cease-and-desist template designed for real estate photographers, 3D tour creators, and reality-capture professionals whose copyrighted images, videos, or spatial scans are being used without a valid license. It formally identifies the copyright owner and infringed work, documents the unauthorized use, and demands removal within 72 hours. The template also outlines escalation paths including federal DMCA § 512 takedowns and statutory damages claims under 17 U.S.C. § 504(c) up to $150,000 per work.

When should you use this form?

The Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice is appropriate when a photographer or 3D tour creator discovers their copyrighted work — such as listing photos, Matterport scans, or aerial video — being displayed on an MLS listing, real estate brokerage website, social media account, or marketing material without a current, valid license. It is also used when a prior client continues to use imagery after a listing has expired or a license has been revoked, or when a third party has reproduced or re-shared the work without authorization.

What's included in this template?

  • Identification of copyright owner with business name and address fields
  • Infringed work details: description, property address, creation date, and registration number
  • Infringing party identification with URL or contact information and discovery date
  • Documentation section for recording evidence of unauthorized use
  • 72-hour cease-and-desist demand with a calculated cure-period deadline field
  • Retroactive license and cure option allowing the infringing party to settle
  • Escalation clause citing DMCA § 512, 17 U.S.C. § 504(c), and § 505 attorneys' fees
  • Notice transmission and record section capturing delivery method and timestamp

How do I fill out this form?

  1. Open the form at forms.wgan.info. Navigate to forms.wgan.info and locate the Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice template. Click the form to open the online fill-in interface.
  2. Enter copyright owner details. Type the photographer's legal name, business name, and business address into Section 1 fields to establish the identity of the copyright owner.
  3. Identify the infringed work and infringing party. Complete Sections 2 and 3 by entering the work description, property address, creation date, copyright registration number, infringing party name, infringing URL, and discovery date.
  4. Set the 72-hour cure deadline. In Section 5, enter the calculated cure-period deadline date and time so the infringing party receives a specific, enforceable removal target tied to notice receipt.
  5. Review all sections for accuracy. Scroll through all ten sections — including the escalation clause, governing law, and notice transmission fields — to confirm every placeholder has been replaced with accurate information.
  6. Download and deliver the completed notice. Click the download button to save the completed notice as a PDF, then transmit it to the infringing party via the method recorded in Section 10.

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Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice — page 1 preview covering 1. Identification of Copyright Owner, 2. Identification of Infringed Work, 3. Identification of Infringing Party and Unauthorized Use
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Unauthorized Use Infringement Notice — page 2 preview covering 6. License and Retroactive Cure Option, 7. Escalation and Formal DMCA Proceedings, 8. Good Faith Statement
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What this form covers

1. Identification of Copyright Owner

This notice is submitted by **[PHOTOGRAPHER LEGAL NAME]**, operating under the business name **[PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS NAME]**, located at **[PHOTOGRAPHER BUSINESS ADDRESS]**. The Copyright Owner is the sole creator and exclusive rights holder of the photographic, video, and/or 3D spatial imaging works identified below.

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2. Identification of Infringed Work

  • **Work Description:** [WORK DESCRIPTION] - **Property Address Depicted:** [PROPERTY ADDRESS] - **Date of Original Creation:** [CREATION DATE] - **Copyright Registration Number:** [COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION NUMBER]

The work was created in the course of a professional real estate imaging engagement and has **not been licensed, assigned, or otherwise transferred** to the infringing party.

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3. Identification of Infringing Party and Unauthorized Use

The following party is making unauthorized use of the work described above:

  • **Infringing Party:** [INFRINGING PARTY NAME] - **Infringing URL / Contact:** [INFRINGING PARTY URL OR CONTACT] - **First Discovered:** [INFRINGEMENT DISCOVERY DATE]

Unauthorized use includes, but is not limited to, reproduction, public display, distribution, embedding, relicensing, or incorporation into marketing materials without a valid license.

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5. Demand to Cease and Desist

[INFRINGING PARTY NAME] is formally demanded to remove all infringing material from every platform, website, MLS listing, and marketing medium within **72 hours** of receipt of this notice — by **[CURE PERIOD DEADLINE]** — and to provide written confirmation of removal.

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7. Escalation and Formal DMCA Proceedings

Failure to comply triggers, without further notice:

  • Formal DMCA § 512 takedown notices to all hosting providers and platforms - Federal copyright infringement claim seeking **up to $150,000 per work** in statutory damages for willful infringement (17 U.S.C. § 504(c)) - Recovery of attorneys' fees under 17 U.S.C. § 505 - Report to the relevant MLS, brokerage, or professional licensing authority

Continued use after receipt of this notice may be treated as **willful infringement**, substantially increasing available damages.

Table of contents

  1. 1. Identification of Copyright Owner
  2. 2. Identification of Infringed Work
  3. 3. Identification of Infringing Party and Unauthorized Use
  4. 4. Documentation of Unauthorized Use
  5. 5. Demand to Cease and Desist
  6. 6. License and Retroactive Cure Option
  7. 7. Escalation and Formal DMCA Proceedings
  8. 8. Good Faith Statement
  9. 9. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
  10. 10. Notice Transmission and Record

What's included

  • Formal copyright ownership identification and contact block
  • Precise identification of the infringed work with registration reference
  • Unauthorized-use documentation section with evidence description
  • 72-hour cure period with specific deadline field
  • Retroactive licensing cure option with stated fee
  • Escalation pathway: DMCA takedown, federal lawsuit, statutory damages up to $150K
  • Good-faith and perjury-penalty declaration clause
  • Governing law, jurisdiction, and federal copyright act citations
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