Terms of Service
These are the terms between you and SOV17 LLC, Yerevan, Armenia — the company that runs RoadsideProof. This is the version of 2026-10-11. Questions go to hello@sov17.tech.
What this service is
RoadsideProof prepares a draft Request for Data Review from records you upload and from the public FMCSA data extract. You confirm every value before it enters the draft.
The filing is yours. A Request for Data Review is submitted by you, under your name, and the certification on it is signed under 18 U.S.C. 1001 by the person filing it. We never ask for your FMCSA Portal, DataQs or Login.gov credentials, and we never sign in on your behalf.
Nothing here is legal advice, and nothing here says what your filing will achieve. The state that issued the record decides, and the burden of showing it is wrong is yours.
When these terms apply
They take effect when you continue past the notice shown before your first upload, and they cover every document you upload after that. The notice and the privacy policy say what happens to your data; these terms say what you promise about it.
Your records and your drivers
By uploading a document you give SOV17 LLC two warranties — statements we rely on as true — and you take on one duty.
- The records you upload are records of your own operation: inspections of your vehicles, citations issued in your operation, and the court papers that go with them.
- You have the right to share those records with SOV17 LLC and with the one provider that processes them for us — Google Cloud, which hosts our servers and, where a page is read with the help of an AI model, reads it with Gemini on Vertex AI in the United States — for one purpose: preparing your Request for Data Review.
- The duty: your drivers. These records usually name a driver. Telling your drivers that you share them for this purpose is your side of your relationship with them — we have no relationship with your drivers and no way to reach them.
If a record is not yours to share, do not upload it.
Changes
When these terms change, the date above changes with them, and the notice before upload names the version you are agreeing to.