Overview

Amazon provides a dedicated Report Infringement form that enables intellectual property rights owners and their authorized agents to flag potential violations on the marketplace. The form covers trademark, copyright, patent, and design right infringements, giving brand owners a structured way to protect their IP. Understanding how to use this tool effectively is essential for any seller or brand owner looking to safeguard their products and listings.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Batch reporting is supported — You can report up to 50 products in a single submission for the same infringement type and specific issue, using ASINs, ISBN-10s, or product URLs separated by commas.
• One report per issue — If you need to report different types of infringement or different issues, you must submit a separate report for each one rather than combining them.
• Content selection matters — You can choose to report an entire ASIN (which includes all associated offers and images) or target specific offers or images tied to that ASIN. Your selection determines which infringement types are available.
• Test buys may be required — For certain copyright and trademark claims on specific offers, Amazon requires a confirmed test buy to verify that the product or packaging actually uses your protected work.
• Jurisdiction alignment is critical — Patent and trademark registration numbers must be valid and enforceable in the jurisdiction of the Amazon store where you are filing the report.

How the Reporting Process Works

The Report Infringement form walks you through a step-by-step process. After entering the ASINs, ISBN-10s, or product URLs you want to report, you select the content you wish to flag. You can check the box next to an ASIN to report it entirely, or expand the listing to select specific offers or images. Once you have made your selections, a dropdown appears at the top of the search results allowing you to choose the type of infringement. The form then directs you to a new page where you provide additional details specific to your claim, following on-screen instructions to complete the submission.