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How to Remove or Edit Your Listing on Dun & Bradstreet

Dun & Bradstreet maintains business credit files and D-U-N-S numbers. Business owners can update company details, and individuals can use D&B’s privacy request options for personal data.

Quick facts

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  • CostFree
  • VerificationProof you represent the business
  • Account neededOften, to claim the listing
  • Processing timeDays to a few weeks
  • Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to remove or update a Dun & Bradstreet listing

  1. Find your listingSearch Dun & Bradstreet for your name, business, or phone number and copy the listing URL.
  2. Claim or edit the listingIf you own the business, use Dun & Bradstreet’s business owner tools to claim the listing and update or hide details.
  3. Request removalUse Dun & Bradstreet’s contact or support page to request removal of closed businesses, personal listings, or home addresses.
  4. Fix the data at the sourceDirectories copy data from aggregators and state filings. Update or suppress your information with major business data providers so it does not return.
  5. Re-checkSearch again after a few weeks and use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool for old results.

What Dun & Bradstreet shows about you

  • Business name, address, and officers
  • D-U-N-S number
  • Business credit information

After you opt out

  • Confirm the listing is gone or corrected.
  • Switch home-based businesses to a service-area or PO box address.
  • Update the same details on other directories so they stay consistent.
  • Re-check periodically, since directories re-import data.

FAQ

Dun & Bradstreet opt-out FAQ

Usually you can claim and edit it, and many directories remove listings for closed businesses or personal listings. Active businesses are sometimes kept but can be corrected.
Directories often pull addresses from state business filings or data aggregators. Use a registered agent or business address in filings, and update the listing to a service area.
No. Business data is shared among many directories and aggregators, so update each source and re-check periodically.

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