California privacy request check

Opt Out Or Limit 15 Business Day Response — Record the request as completed or denied, not both. · Record the request as completed or denied, not both.

The calculated result is “Opt Out Or Limit 15 Business Day Response”. Make the processed opt-out or limit status confirmable by the consumer.

Decision pathEDEAFE2BF3Schema 1.0.0
Entered facts6
The organization and request are within CCPA scopeYes
Consumer requestLimit Sensitive Information
One 45-day extension was usedNo
Request completedYes
The consumer can confirm that the opt-out or limit request was processedNo
Request denied or not fulfilledYes
Action required
Calculated result

Opt Out Or Limit 15 Business Day Response

Apply the published CCPA request lifecycle to the request type, verification, acknowledgement, extension, response, downstream action, and denial facts entered here. This scenario is distinct because it produces this exact combination of calculated result, active obligations, deadlines, and required evidence.

Published by ProseIDVersion 1.0.0
Rules activated3
Required

Make the processed opt-out or limit status confirmable by the consumer

Make the processed opt-out or limit status confirmable by the consumer.

11 CCR §§ 7026(g), 7027(h)
Required

Record the request as completed or denied, not both

Record the request as completed or denied, not both.

11 CCR § 7021
Required

State the basis communicated to the consumer

State the basis communicated to the consumer.

11 CCR § 7021

Change the facts

A nearby path produces a different result.

Consumer requestLimit Sensitive Information → Delete

Result becomesVerifiable Request 45 Day Response

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Published legal basis

Sources carried by this schema release.

The calculated path is bound to the cited version and sources. It is general information, not a substitute for advice on facts or law outside the schema.

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