How to Remove Your Information From PublicRecords.com

To remove yourself from PublicRecords.com, use the official opt-out page at publicrecords.com privacy page. PublicRecords.com has historically required a written opt-out request by mail or fax with a partially redacted ID. Check its current privacy page before sending anything.

Go to the PublicRecords.com opt-out page

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Quick facts

Opt-out pagepublicrecords.com privacy page
CostFree
VerificationHas required a redacted ID by mail or fax
Account neededNo
Processing timeSeveral weeks
Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to opt out of PublicRecords.com

Check the current processOpen the privacy or opt-out link on publicrecords.com to see whether an online form is available.
Prepare a written requestIf mail or fax is required, write a short request with your name, address, and date of birth.
Redact your IDIf a copy of ID is required, black out the photo and ID number so only your name, address, and birth date show.
Send and recordSend it by the method listed and note the date.
Re-check after a monthSearch your name again after several weeks.

What PublicRecords.com shows about you

Name and age
Address history
Court and property records

After you opt out

Search your name on the site again in a private browser window to confirm the listing is gone.
Opt out of related sites separately; one request rarely covers every brand.
If Google still shows the old page, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool once the listing is removed.
Re-check every few months, because profiles can reappear when databases refresh.

FAQ

PublicRecords.com opt-out FAQ

Is it free to opt out of PublicRecords.com?

Yes. PublicRecords.com does not charge to remove a listing, and you do not need to buy a report or create a paid account to submit the request.

How long does a PublicRecords.com opt-out take?

Processing times vary. Re-check the listing in a private browser window after a few days. Search engines can show the old result until they recrawl the page.