How Our Mugshot Removal Process Works
From your first message to a verified, monitored result — here's exactly what happens.
Free Analysis
You tell us your name and where your record is posted, or ask us to search for you. A case reviewer responds within 12 hours with an honest read on your situation — no cost, no obligation.
Quote
Cost depends on how many sites are publishing your record and which ones they are. See how pricing works before you commit to anything.
Removal
Takedown requests go out within 72 hours. Where a publisher won't cooperate, we pursue search-engine de-indexing so the result stops surfacing — typically within 5–7 days.
Verification & Monitoring
We confirm the listing is actually gone from both the source site and search results, then keep monitoring your name for reappearances — not just at the moment of removal.
The more specific information you can give us upfront, the faster your case moves:
- Your full name as it appears on the record (and any past names or nicknames it might be listed under).
- The website(s) where you've found your mugshot or record, if you know them — a URL is ideal, but not required.
- Case status paperwork, if you have it: dismissal, acquittal, expungement, or sealing order. This isn't required to start, but it speeds up removal considerably.
- A phone number or email where a case reviewer can reach you within 12 hours.
A lot of removal services consider a case closed the moment a takedown request is sent. We don't. "Verified" means we've confirmed two separate things: that the listing is actually gone from the source site (not just that a request was submitted), and that it no longer appears in search results — since a page can technically still exist while no longer showing up when someone searches your name.
After verification, we keep monitoring your name. Mugshot content sometimes resurfaces on a different site months later if the same public record gets scraped again — catching that early is part of the service, not a separate charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the whole process take?
A case reviewer responds within 12 hours of your free analysis request. Takedown requests typically go out within 72 hours of starting your case, with search-engine de-indexing following in about 5–7 days when needed.
Do I need to do anything once my case starts?
Beyond the initial information you provide, no — we handle the takedown requests, follow-up, and monitoring. If we need anything else from you (like a piece of paperwork that would speed things up), we'll ask directly.
What if a site won't remove my listing?
We pursue search-engine de-indexing so the result stops showing up in Google even if the source page is slow to come down. Every case we take on is backed by a 100% money-back guarantee.
Start With a Free Analysis
No cost, no obligation — just an honest read on what your case will take.