Cross-Border Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA)

 

The "Schrems II" Shield.

Download the 2026 Cross-Border Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA).

Justify US Data Transfers. Satisfy GDPR. Prevent Data Stoppages.

Are You Sending EU Data to the US?

If you have a European user and you use AWS, Slack, or OpenAI, the answer is Yes.
Under the GDPR and the "Schrems II" court ruling, sending personal data to the US is legally risky because of US surveillance laws (FISA 702).

1. The Penalty: Regulators can order you to stop processing data immediately. This kills your EU business overnight.

2. The Requirement: You must perform a "Transfer Impact Assessment" (TIA) to prove that your specific data is safe from the NSA.

Most startups ignore this. Smart startups document it.

The Legal Attorney TIA Kit is your regulatory bridge. It is a comprehensive legal analysis that evaluates US law, documents your security measures, and provides the "Essential Equivalence" argument required to keep your data flowing.

What You Get Inside the Kit:

I. The Master TIA Protocol (Word)
A rigorous 6-Article legal assessment aligned with the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) recommendations. It walks you through the mandatory 6-step assessment process required by EU regulators.

II. The US Surveillance Law Analysis
You don't need to be a constitutional lawyer. We provide the pre-written legal defense regarding FISA 702 and Executive Order 12333. This section argues why your specific business data is not a target for intelligence gathering.

III. The "Redress Mechanism" Update
Updated for 2026/2027. This kit includes the crucial arguments based on Executive Order 14086, helping you prove that the US now offers a "Data Protection Review Court" for EU citizens, lowering the risk profile of your transfer.

IV. The Supplementary Measures Matrix
Legal contracts aren't enough. You need technical defenses. This section documents your use of Encryption in Transit, Encryption at Rest, and Access Controls to prove that even if the government wants your data, you have made it hard to get.

V. The Sub-Processor Mapping Template
GDPR requires you to track "Onward Transfers." Appendix A is a pre-formatted log for you to list your vendors (AWS, Stripe, OpenAI) and declare their transfer tools, satisfying the "Chain of Custody" requirement.

Why Founders Need This Specific Template:

I. It Unblocks Enterprise Deals
If you sell to a European enterprise, their DPO (Data Protection Officer) will demand a TIA before signing. Handing them this professional, comprehensive document solves that objection instantly.

II. It Handles the "DPF vs. SCC" Question
The legal landscape is confusing. Our template includes a selector to choose between the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (if you are certified) or Standard Contractual Clauses (if you are not), ensuring you are covered either way.

III. It Saves $5,000 in Legal Fees
A privacy lawyer charges hours to draft a custom TIA. This template gives you the "Gold Standard" arguments used by major tech companies, ready for you to customize.

Keep Your Data Borders Open.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I. Do I need this if I use Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)?
Yes. The Schrems II ruling explicitly stated that SCCs alone are not enough. You must conduct a TIA to verify that the SCCs can actually be enforced in the destination country.

II. What if I am just a small startup?
The GDPR does not have a "small business" exemption for international transfers. If you process EU data in the US, you are liable. This document is your insurance policy.

III. Does this cover the UK?
Yes. The UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has similar requirements (called the TRA - Transfer Risk Assessment). This template is designed to satisfy both EU and UK standards.