Remove non consensual material

Good morning. The cost for a notary or lawyer to draft a single certified document in South America can vary significantly depending on the country, the complexity of the document, and the professional's fees. However, you can expect prices for a single notarized document to range from approximately $50 to $150, with lawyer's fees for drafting the document being an additional and variable cost. Legal Framework in Moldova While you mentioned Moldovan Law No. 284/2004, which governs e-commerce, a more direct legal basis exists for your situation. Recent changes to Moldovan law provide enhanced protection against gender-based violence, including online offenses. The non-consensual sharing of intimate images is a punishable offense with penalties including fines up to 37,500 MDL, up to 180 hours of community service, or imprisonment for up to two years. This legislation provides a strong foundation for requesting the removal of the material. Although there can be legislative loopholes, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has been working to combat digital crime and remove illegal content from the online environment. Reporting to AlexHost SRL Before engaging a lawyer, you can report the issue directly to the hosting provider, AlexHost SRL. AlexHost's Acceptable Use Policy states that while they do not monitor content, they prohibit illegal communications, and the user who posts the information is held liable for defamation, copyright infringement, and other harmful speech. Estimated Notary and Legal Fees in South America The fees for notarizing a document are determined by the country where the service is performed. Below are some estimates for several South American countries to provide a general idea of the costs involved. Brazil: The cost for notary services in Brazil typically ranges from 50 to 200 Brazilian Reals. For notarizing a U.S. document via an online service while in Brazil, the fee is around $25 for a single document. Argentina: If you need to notarize a document for use in the U.S., you can visit a U.S. embassy or consulate for a fee of $50 per notary stamp. Alternatively, remote online notarization services are available, with prices starting around $150 for a session of up to 45 minutes with unlimited notarial acts. Apostille services for documents can cost between $50 and $200. Colombia: Similar to Argentina, notarizing a U.S. document at a U.S. embassy or consulate costs $50 per stamp. Remote online notarization services are also an option, with prices starting at $150. Another service for notarizing documents for use in Colombia charges CHF 70. The fees mentioned above are generally for the act of notarization itself. The cost of hiring a lawyer to draft the certified document will be an additional expense and will vary based on the lawyer's individual rates.