Privacy Policy

Your Private Trademark Docket is an online trademark docketing, portfolio-management, USPTO-data, billing, and automated-screening service operated by Nightjar Imports Limited, a Pennsylvania limited liability company (“Your Private Trademark Docket,” “Nightjar,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain, and protect personal information when you visit or use Your Private Trademark Docket, including our website, web application, related services, payment and account functions, Gazette Watch, Application Watch, and communications (collectively, the “Service”).

Our contact information is:

Nightjar Imports Limited
Privacy: privacy@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com
Support: support@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com
Legal: legal@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

1. Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to personal information that we process in connection with the Service, including information relating to:

• visitors to our public website;
• users who create or access accounts;
• trial and paid subscribers;
• complimentary or promotional users;
• law firms, businesses, trademark owners, and other organizations that use the Service;
• individuals invited to a shared workspace or docket;
• individuals whose information appears in trademark records, docket data, uploaded or imported information, Gazette Watch screening data, Application Watch screening data, assignment information, newly filed application information, or public records retrieved through the Service;
• individuals who contact us for support, privacy, legal, billing, or other purposes.

The Service is primarily a business and professional application intended for trademark owners, attorneys, legal professionals, businesses, and other authorized users.

This Privacy Policy does not govern information independently collected by the USPTO, TTAB, Stripe, Clerk, or another third party under that third party’s own terms and privacy policy.

2. Our Role With Respect to Personal Information

Our legal role depends on the information and processing involved.

2.1 Account, Billing, and Service Administration Data

For information we collect to create accounts, authenticate users, administer subscriptions and trials, secure and operate the Service, communicate with users, administer workspaces, enforce plan limits, and comply with legal obligations, we generally act as a controller or “business” under applicable privacy laws.

2.2 Customer Content

Customers determine what trademark portfolios, client information, docket information, notes, files, workflow information, and other content they place in their workspaces (“Customer Content”).

For Customer Content containing personal information, we generally act as a processor or service provider on behalf of the customer that controls the applicable workspace. The customer determines the purposes for which that information is placed in and processed through the Service.

Users and customers are responsible for ensuring that they have a lawful basis and appropriate authority to provide personal information to the Service.

If you have a privacy request relating to information contained in a customer-controlled workspace, we may direct your request to the applicable customer or workspace administrator.

2.3 Public Trademark Data

Some information processed by the Service originates from public government records. Depending on applicable law and the context, we may act as a controller with respect to our organization, indexing, caching, security, and operation of that public-source data.

Removing information from the Service does not remove the underlying information from the USPTO or another public source.

3. Personal Information We Collect

The categories of information we collect depend on how you interact with the Service.

A. Account and Authentication Information

We may process:

• name;
• email address;
• account identifier;
• authentication and session identifiers;
• login and security information;
• verification status;
• invitation tickets and invitation status;
• account status;
• account-recovery information; and
• information necessary to verify and secure account access.

Authentication and user-management services are provided through Clerk. Authentication credentials are processed through our authentication provider. We do not intentionally store plaintext user passwords in our application database.

B. Workspace, Docket, Organization, and Team Information

We may collect or generate:

• workspace or docket name;
• workspace identifier;
• user role and permissions;
• team membership;
• invitations and invitation status;
• email addresses of invited users;
• workspace ownership and administrative relationships;
• active-workspace preferences;
• docket-creation and deletion records; and
• records of workspace and account activity.

C. Billing, Subscription, Trial, and Plan Information

We may collect or generate:

• billing email;
• selected plan;
• subscription status;
• trial status and trial dates;
• trial-eligibility and trial-history information;
• renewal, cancellation, access-through, and billing dates;
• plan allowances and docket limits;
• current and projected account usage;
• Stripe customer, subscription, Checkout, Price, and event identifiers;
• invoice and payment status;
• transaction and billing-event records;
• complimentary, promotional, or custom-entitlement status; and
• sanitized billing audit records.

Payment-card information is collected directly by Stripe through Stripe-hosted Checkout or the Stripe Customer Portal.

We do not intentionally store full payment-card numbers, card security codes, or full bank-account credentials in our application database. We receive limited billing and transaction information from Stripe as necessary to administer subscriptions, trials, payments, cancellations, and access.

D. Trademark and Docket Information

The Service processes information necessary to maintain trademark portfolios and dockets, including:

• trademark serial and registration numbers;
• mark names and images;
• mark type and drawing information;
• filing and registration information;
• trademark status;
• owner and applicant information;
• owner addresses of record;
• attorney and correspondence information contained in trademark records;
• goods and services;
• classes and design codes;
• filing history and prosecution information;
• deadlines, filing windows, and docket dates;
• USPTO documents and images;
• assignment history;
• internal matter identifiers;
• customer-entered matter information;
• uploaded or imported portfolio data;
• client or matter-status indicators;
• client instructions concerning filing or abandonment;
• client-contact dates and contact-method information;
• reviewer and workflow information;
• reports, exports, and calendar information; and
• other information a customer chooses to associate with a trademark matter.

Some of this information may constitute personal information even when available from public records.

E. Gazette Watch, Application Watch, and Automated Screening Information

Gazette Watch processes information used to compare Customer portfolio marks against applications published in the USPTO Trademark Official Gazette.

Application Watch processes information used to compare Customer portfolio marks against newly filed federal trademark applications identified through supported public USPTO application data.

Application Watch processes newly filed federal trademark applications using supported public USPTO data, including weekly scheduled screening, initial portfolio catch-up, manual checks, and recovery processing where applicable.

We may collect or generate:

• Gazette issue and publication information;
• daily USPTO application-file and filing-cohort information;
• new-application status and source-file dates;
• filing dates, publication dates, and calculated opposition dates where applicable;
• mark wording, images, types, classes, goods and services, owners, applicants, design codes, disclaimers, translations, transliterations, and related public data;
• normalized and derived screening data;
• matching and screening evidence;
• algorithm and profile versions;
• candidate and reason information;
• screening-receipt and coverage information;
• screening-job status and progress;
• Customer review states and actions;
• dismissal, monitoring, client-instruction, tracking, and other workflow indicators;
• links between an Application Watch candidate and a later Gazette Watch publication-stage candidate; and
• audit and event history relating to screening.

Gazette Watch and Application Watch use automated rules and comparison models to identify screening candidates for human review.

They do not make legal decisions about individuals, determine likelihood of confusion, predict USPTO examination outcomes, decide whether an opposition or other legal action should be taken, or produce legal or similarly significant effects concerning an individual.

F. Publicly Available Trademark Information

The Service retrieves and processes trademark information from public sources, including the USPTO, TTAB, Trademark Official Gazette, Assignment Center, TSDR, and related systems or files.

Public trademark records may contain:

• names;
• addresses;
• attorney and correspondence information;
• ownership information;
• assignment information;
• documents;
• images;
• filing histories; and
• other information concerning individuals.

Information obtained from a public source may remain available from that source even if later removed from the Service.

G. Files and Imported Data

When available through Service features, users may upload or import files or data used to create or maintain trademark matters.

We may process:

• spreadsheets or structured import files;
• USPTO search exports;
• trademark images;
• USPTO documents;
• cached public documents;
• data extracted from authorized imports;
• import selections and capacity calculations; and
• metadata associated with uploaded or imported content.

Users should not upload Social Security numbers, full payment-card details, financial-account credentials, medical records, protected health information, biometric information, or other highly sensitive personal information unrelated to trademark docketing.

H. Technical, Security, and Usage Information

When you use the Service, we or our service providers may automatically process:

• IP address;
• browser and device information;
• operating-system information;
• timestamps;
• login activity;
• request and error logs;
• security events;
• session information;
• rate-limit information;
• audit-log information;
• page and feature interactions necessary to operate or troubleshoot the Service;
• job and synchronization status;
• application health and performance information; and
• information necessary to detect, investigate, prevent, or respond to misuse, fraud, security incidents, technical problems, or billing abuse.

I. Communications and Support Information

If you contact us, we may collect:

• your name and contact information;
• the contents of your communication;
• support, privacy, legal, or billing requests;
• troubleshooting information;
• attachments you provide; and
• records of our response.

Our email addresses may use third-party email-routing, mailbox, or communications providers.

4. Sources of Personal Information

We obtain personal information from:

1. You, when you register, select a plan, begin a trial, subscribe, use the Service, upload or import information, communicate with us, or otherwise provide information.
2. Your organization, workspace owners, or administrators, including when another user invites you or enters information relating to a trademark, client, or matter.
3. Public sources, particularly USPTO and TTAB records, USPTO daily application data, Gazette issues, assignment records, and related governmental systems.
4. Service providers, including authentication, hosting, storage, payment, security, and communications providers.
5. Your browser or device, through ordinary network communications, cookies, session technology, logs, and security mechanisms.
6. Derived processing, including usage calculations, normalized trademark data, deadline calculations, screening comparisons, and operational status derived from information described above.

5. How We Use Personal Information

We use personal information as reasonably necessary to:

• create and administer accounts;
• authenticate users and verify email addresses;
• process invitations and shared-docket access;
• manage workspaces, memberships, roles, and permissions;
• provide trademark docketing and portfolio-management functionality;
• retrieve, synchronize, organize, and display USPTO and TTAB information;
• process authorized searches, uploads, and imports;
• calculate and enforce plan usage and docket limits;
• create and manage trials, subscriptions, billing accounts, invoices, cancellations, and payment status;
• provide Stripe Checkout and Customer Portal access;
• calculate, maintain, and display docket information, filing windows, and deadlines;
• store and display trademark images, documents, assignments, and related records;
• perform Gazette Watch screening and incremental catch-up processing;
• perform Application Watch new-filing screening, weekly scheduled processing, and incremental catch-up processing;
• generate and display Gazette Watch and Application Watch screening candidates for human review;
• maintain Gazette Watch and Application Watch screening coverage, receipts, workflow, links, and history;
• generate reports, exports, and calendar files;
• maintain audit trails;
• secure accounts and prevent unauthorized access;
• detect and investigate fraud, trial abuse, billing abuse, errors, and security incidents;
• maintain, troubleshoot, test, and improve reliability of the Service;
• provide customer support;
• send transactional, billing, administrative, security, and service communications;
• enforce our Terms of Use and other agreements;
• comply with applicable law, legal process, and governmental requests; and
• establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

We do not use Customer Content for behavioral advertising.

We do not use Customer Content to train generalized artificial-intelligence models.

We do not use personal information to make solely automated decisions about individuals that produce legal or similarly significant effects.

6. Automated Processing, Gazette Watch, and Application Watch

The Service performs automated processing to:

• normalize public and Customer-provided trademark data;
• calculate plan usage;
• calculate docket dates and filing windows;
• compare marks and goods and services;
• identify potential Gazette Watch publication-stage screening candidates;
• identify potential Application Watch new-filing screening candidates;
• link later publication-stage information to an earlier new-filing candidate where applicable;
• prioritize and organize operational tasks;
• detect duplicates and import conflicts; and
• enforce account and plan rules.

These automated processes assist with software operation and human review.

Gazette Watch and Application Watch screening results:

• are not legal conclusions;
• do not determine legal rights;
• do not determine likelihood of confusion;
• do not predict USPTO examination results;
• do not decide whether Customer should oppose, contact an applicant, or take another legal action;
• may contain false positives or false negatives;
• may be incomplete or delayed because public USPTO information is not yet available; and
• may change as data or screening models change.

Users remain responsible for reviewing results and independently verifying official USPTO and TTAB records, filing status, publication information, and deadlines.

7. How We Disclose Personal Information

We may disclose personal information in the following circumstances.

A. Authorized Workspace Users

Information within a workspace is available to users granted access according to their assigned roles and permissions.

Workspace owners and administrators are responsible for determining who should have access.

Certain account-wide usage information may be shown to authorized workspace users where necessary to explain capacity or blocked actions, but financial details, invoices, payment methods, and billing controls are limited to the applicable BillingAccount owner or other authorized person.

B. Service Providers and Processors

We use service providers that process information on our behalf to operate the Service.

Current principal providers include:

• Clerk, Inc. for authentication, identity management, user sessions, account functions, invitations, and email verification;
• Render Services, Inc. for application hosting, managed PostgreSQL infrastructure, deployment, background jobs, and related infrastructure;
• Stripe, Inc. for payment processing, Checkout, Customer Portal, subscriptions, trials, invoices, billing communications, and fraud-related payment functions;
• Cloudflare, Inc. for certain object-storage, image, content-delivery, network, and security functions; and
• communications, email-routing, support, monitoring, and security providers used as reasonably necessary.

Our providers may use subprocessors as permitted by their contracts and applicable law.

Some providers may process information as our processor or service provider, and some may act as an independent controller for certain functions under their own terms and privacy policies.

C. At Your Direction

We may disclose information when you or an authorized workspace administrator directs us to do so, including through:

• invitations;
• exports;
• reports;
• shared-workspace access;
• external links; or
• other Customer-requested actions.

D. Legal and Safety Purposes

We may disclose information if reasonably necessary to:

• comply with law, regulation, subpoena, court order, or lawful governmental request;
• protect the rights, property, or safety of users, the public, or the Service;
• investigate fraud, security incidents, billing abuse, or misuse;
• enforce agreements; or
• establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

E. Business Transactions

If we undergo a merger, acquisition, financing, reorganization, sale of assets, bankruptcy, or similar transaction, information may be transferred as part of that transaction, subject to applicable law and appropriate confidentiality protections.

8. We Do Not Sell Personal Information or Use It for Targeted Advertising

We do not sell personal information for monetary or other valuable consideration.

We do not share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising as that term is used under California law.

We do not use third-party behavioral advertising within the Service.

Accordingly, we currently do not provide a “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” mechanism because we do not engage in those activities.

If our practices change, we will update this Privacy Policy and provide legally required choices before engaging in materially different processing.

9. Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Service uses cookies or similar storage technologies necessary for:

• authentication;
• maintaining secure sessions;
• preventing fraud and unauthorized access;
• maintaining invitation and signup state;
• remembering essential account or workspace state;
• operating Stripe Checkout and account functions; and
• operating the Service.

Our authentication and payment providers may place or access cookies or similar technologies necessary to provide their services.

We do not currently use advertising cookies or cross-site behavioral tracking technologies.

Where consent is legally required before using non-essential cookies or similar technologies, we will obtain required consent before using them.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

Some browsers offer a legacy “Do Not Track” setting. Because no universally adopted technical standard governs those signals, the Service does not currently respond differently to legacy Do Not Track signals.

This does not limit an obligation to recognize legally required privacy-preference signals, including Global Privacy Control where applicable.

Because we do not currently sell or share personal information for targeted or cross-context behavioral advertising, there is presently no such activity to opt out of.

10. Data Retention

We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, taking into account:

• how long an account, subscription, trial, or workspace remains active;
• Customer instructions;
• the nature and sensitivity of the information;
• operational requirements;
• billing, tax, accounting, and audit requirements;
• backup and disaster-recovery cycles;
• security and fraud-prevention needs;
• legal and regulatory obligations;
• applicable limitation periods; and
• the need to resolve disputes or enforce agreements.

Generally:

Account and Authentication Data

Retained while an account remains active and thereafter for a period reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, legal, compliance, and account administration.

Billing and Trial Data

Subscription, trial-history, transaction, invoice, cancellation, entitlement, and billing-audit information may be retained as necessary for payment administration, accounting, fraud prevention, legal compliance, and dispute resolution, including after an account or subscription ends.

Customer Content

Retained while necessary to provide the Service or as directed by the applicable Customer, subject to backup, legal, security, technical deletion, and dispute-preservation cycles.

Deleted Dockets

When an owner deletes a docket, workspace-private data is removed or retired according to Service functionality. Certain information may remain temporarily in backups, audit logs, security records, or legally required records.

Shared canonical USPTO, Gazette, image, assignment, or other public-source information may remain because it is not exclusive to the deleted workspace and may support other workspaces or Service operations.

Gazette Watch and Application Watch Data

Gazette issues, public publications, daily application-file information, new-application cohorts, versioned matching evidence, screening receipts, job records, public application profiles, and immutable audit events may be retained to support reproducibility, history, security, operations, and Customer workflow.

Customer-specific alerts, preferences, review states, monitoring states, tracked-application links, and workflow information are retained according to the applicable workspace and deletion status.

Audit and Security Records

May be retained as necessary to protect the integrity of the Service, investigate incidents, maintain accountability, prevent abuse, and comply with legal obligations.

Public-Source Trademark Information

May be refreshed, replaced, or removed as necessary to provide the Service. Deleting information from the Service does not remove the underlying information from the USPTO or another public source.

When information is no longer required, we take reasonable steps to delete, anonymize, aggregate, or otherwise dispose of it.

11. Security

We use administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect personal information appropriate to the nature of the information and risks involved.

Measures used in connection with the Service include, as appropriate:

• HTTPS/TLS encrypted network communications;
• authenticated user access;
• email verification;
• role-based permissions;
• workspace and tenant isolation;
• access controls;
• application-level encryption for selected sensitive fields;
• audit logging;
• security and request logging;
• rate limiting;
• managed hosting and database infrastructure;
• object-storage access controls;
• secure credential and secret management;
• backups and recovery procedures; and
• restricted administrative access.

No method of transmission, storage, or security can guarantee absolute security.

If a security incident involving personal information occurs, we will investigate and provide notifications to affected individuals, customers, regulators, or others when required by applicable law.

12. Your Privacy Rights

Depending on where you reside and applicable law, you may have rights to:

• obtain information about personal information we process;
• access personal information;
• correct inaccurate personal information;
• request deletion;
• obtain a portable copy of certain personal information;
• restrict certain processing;
• object to certain processing;
• opt out of certain sales, sharing, targeted advertising, or profiling;
• withdraw consent where processing is based on consent;
• appeal certain decisions concerning a privacy request; and
• exercise privacy rights without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.

To submit a privacy request, contact:

privacy@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

Please state the nature of your request and provide sufficient information for us to identify the relevant account or records.

We may take reasonable steps to verify your identity and authority before fulfilling a request.

If your request concerns Customer Content controlled by one of our customers, we may direct you to that customer or assist the customer in responding.

Where permitted by law, an authorized agent may submit a request on your behalf. We may require appropriate proof of authorization and identity.

If applicable law provides a right to appeal our decision, you may appeal by replying to our decision or contacting the privacy email address above and stating that you request an appeal.

13. California Privacy Notice

This section supplements the remainder of this Privacy Policy for California residents.

California privacy laws include the California Online Privacy Protection Act and, for businesses meeting applicable statutory thresholds, the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (“CCPA”).

Categories of Personal Information

During the preceding twelve months, we may have collected the following categories.

Identifiers

Examples:

• name;
• email address;
• IP address;
• account identifiers;
• authentication identifiers;
• Stripe customer or subscription identifiers.

Sources:

• users;
• workspace administrators;
• authentication and payment providers;
• devices and browsers.

Purposes:

• account creation;
• authentication;
• billing;
• workspace administration;
• communications;
• security.

Disclosed to:

• service providers;
• authorized workspace users where applicable.

Professional or Employment-Related Information

Examples:

• law firm or organization affiliation;
• workspace affiliation;
• professional role;
• user permissions.

Purposes:

• workspace administration;
• team access;
• account management.

Disclosed to:

• authorized workspace users;
• service providers.

Commercial Information

Examples:

• selected plan;
• subscription and trial status;
• product usage;
• plan allowance;
• invoice and payment status;
• purchase and cancellation history.

Purposes:

• billing;
• subscription administration;
• plan enforcement;
• fraud prevention;
• customer support.

Disclosed to:

• payment processors;
• hosting and service providers.

Internet or Electronic Network Activity

Examples:

• IP address;
• browser and device information;
• session activity;
• security logs;
• request logs;
• login activity;
• feature and job-status interactions.

Purposes:

• authentication;
• security;
• troubleshooting;
• fraud prevention;
• Service operation.

Disclosed to:

• hosting, authentication, payment, and security providers.

Customer and Trademark-Related Records

Examples:

• trademark owner or applicant names;
• addresses;
• attorney or correspondence information;
• trademark and docket records;
• uploaded or imported information;
• matter-status and client-instruction information;
• Gazette Watch and Application Watch screening, candidate, monitoring, and review information.

Sources:

• users;
• customers;
• USPTO and other authorized public sources.

Purposes:

• providing trademark portfolio, docket-management, reporting, Gazette Watch, and Application Watch screening services.

Disclosed to:

• authorized workspace users;
• service providers.

Some public-government records may fall outside the CCPA definition of protected personal information to the extent provided by law.

Sensitive Personal Information

Authentication credentials or information enabling account access may fall within statutory definitions of sensitive personal information.

Authentication credentials are used only as necessary to provide and secure account access.

We do not use sensitive personal information to infer characteristics about individuals.

Sale or Sharing

We have not sold personal information during the preceding twelve months.

We have not shared personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising during the preceding twelve months.

California Rights

Where the CCPA applies, California residents may have the right to:

• know categories and specific pieces of personal information collected;
• know categories of sources;
• know purposes of collection and use;
• know categories of third parties to whom information is disclosed;
• delete certain personal information;
• correct inaccurate personal information;
• opt out of sale or sharing;
• limit certain uses of sensitive personal information; and
• receive equal service and pricing when exercising privacy rights.

Requests may be submitted at:

privacy@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

We may verify a request before responding.

We do not discriminate against users for exercising legally protected privacy rights.

14. European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland

If European, UK, or Swiss data-protection law applies, the following additional provisions apply.

Legal Bases

Where we act as controller, we process personal data based on one or more of:

Performance of a Contract or Precontractual Steps

For providing accounts, trials, subscriptions, billing, workspaces, and the Service.

Legitimate Interests

For operating, maintaining, securing, supporting, improving, and protecting the Service; preventing fraud; administering business relationships; performing screening and service operations; and enforcing agreements, where those interests are not overridden by individual rights.

Legal Obligations

Where processing is required to comply with law.

Consent

Where we specifically request consent for an activity requiring it.

Where we act solely as a processor for Customer Content, we process that information on documented instructions of the applicable Customer.

Individual Rights

Subject to applicable exceptions, individuals may have rights to:

• access;
• rectification;
• erasure;
• restriction;
• portability;
• objection;
• withdrawal of consent; and
• lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority.

International Transfers

The Service is operated primarily using infrastructure located in the United States.

Personal data originating outside the United States may be transferred to, stored in, or accessed from the United States and other jurisdictions in which authorized service providers operate.

Where applicable law requires a transfer mechanism, we use appropriate safeguards, which may include:

• Standard Contractual Clauses;
• the UK International Data Transfer Addendum or other UK-approved mechanisms;
• applicable adequacy decisions;
• the EU-U.S., UK-U.S., or Swiss-U.S. Data Privacy Framework where a recipient is appropriately certified; or
• another legally recognized transfer mechanism.

Complaints

Individuals in the EEA, UK, or Switzerland may lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority responsible for data protection in their jurisdiction.

We encourage individuals to contact us first so we can attempt to resolve concerns.

15. Other U.S. State Privacy Laws

A growing number of U.S. states have comprehensive privacy laws providing some combination of rights to:

• access;
• correct;
• delete;
• obtain copies of personal data;
• opt out of sale;
• opt out of targeted advertising;
• opt out of certain profiling; and
• appeal privacy-request decisions.

The exact rights, definitions, exemptions, and applicability thresholds vary by state.

We use the privacy-request mechanism described above to process applicable state-law requests.

Because we do not currently sell personal information, conduct targeted advertising, or profile individuals for significant decisions, those opt-out rights generally do not correspond to activities currently conducted by the Service.

16. Children’s Privacy

The Service is intended for professional and business users and is not directed to children.

We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children under thirteen (13).

If we learn that we collected personal information directly from a child under thirteen without legally required authorization, we will take reasonable steps to delete it.

If you believe a child provided personal information through the Service, contact:

privacy@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

17. Third-Party Websites, Payment Services, and Public Sources

The Service may contain links to or retrieve information from third parties, including the USPTO, TTAB, Stripe, Clerk, and other providers.

We do not control the independent privacy practices of third-party websites, governmental systems, or payment services.

This Privacy Policy does not govern information that a third party independently collects and controls outside the Service.

18. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy when:

• the Service changes;
• our information practices change;
• we engage new categories of service providers;
• applicable laws or regulations change; or
• additional disclosures are appropriate.

We will post the updated policy with a revised “Last Updated” date.

Where required by law or appropriate because of a material change, we will provide additional notice before the change becomes effective.

19. Contact Us

Questions, privacy requests, or concerns may be directed to:

Nightjar Imports Limited
privacy@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

Support: support@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com
Legal: legal@yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com

Website: https://yourprivatetrademarkdocket.com