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- Request for access to your personal data under Swiss law, in Italian (Switzerland)For people who want to know what data a company, association or federal office holds on them, in Italian: requests access under Art. 25 FADP (the revised Data Protection Act, in force since 1 September 2023) — Swiss law, not the GDPR. The answer is free as a rule and due within 30 days (Art. 18 DPO). Cantonal and municipal authorities fall under cantonal data protection law. Send it by registered post or e-mail.
- Request for access to your personal data under the Swiss FADP (Switzerland)For anyone who wants to know what data a company, an association or a federal office holds on them: requests access under Art. 25 of the Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP, in force since 1 September 2023) — Swiss law, not the GDPR. The answer is free as a rule and due within 30 days (Art. 18 DPO). Cantonal and municipal authorities fall under cantonal law. Send it by registered post or e-mail. Swiss authorities and courts work in their official language — German, French or Italian — so this English version is for dealings between private parties.
- Request for access to your personal data under Swiss law, in French (Switzerland)For people in Switzerland who want to know what data a company, association or federal office holds on them, in French: requests access under Art. 25 FADP (the revised Data Protection Act, in force since 1 September 2023) — Swiss law, not the GDPR. The answer is free as a rule and due within 30 days (Art. 18 DPO). Cantonal and municipal authorities fall under cantonal data protection law. Send it by registered post or e-mail.
- Request for access to your personal data under Swiss law, in German (Switzerland)For people in Switzerland who want to know what data a company, association or federal office holds on them, in German: requests access under Art. 25 FADP (the revised Data Protection Act, in force since 1 September 2023) — Swiss law, not the GDPR. The answer is free as a rule and due within 30 days (Art. 18 DPO). Cantonal and municipal authorities fall under cantonal data protection law. Send it by registered post or e-mail.
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