How to Remove Yourself from Public Records Directory

DeleteMe’s Public Records Directory Review

[ht_message mstyle=”danger” title=”(Updated 7/2/2019)” show_icon=”true” id=”” class=”” style=”” ]Public Records Directory making it difficult to click on a link for a specific listing to paste into the URL field. We pasted the full listing in the comments box to resolve this. DeleteMe continues to have success with these opt-outs. [/ht_message]

Public Records Directory (Public Info Directory) is a data broker that posts personal information online. To remove yourself from Public Records Directory, you must contact them directly. After this, it could take over seven days for your information to be removed.

Speed: 5, Slowest	Difficulty: 5, Hardest

How to Remove Yourself from Public Records Directory

1. Go to https://publicrecords.directory/contact.php.

Public Records Directory’s opt-out process is flawed. They request that they simply send them the URL of your listing, but they make it difficult, if not impossible, to find this URL. As a result, there are two options:

1a. Perform a site-specific Google Search. Type “site:publicrecords.directory [your name]” into Google. This might allow you to find your direct listing. Copy the link of your URL.

1b. If you can’t find your listing that way, just copy and paste the URL from your regular search.

2. Fill out your name and email address (we recommend using a Masked Email from Blur). Choose “Opt-out from website” in the dropdown menu, paste the URL from your Google Search or your search, and paste your full listing into the comments section. Finally, complete the CAPTCHA and click “Submit”.

3. It could take over seven days for your information to be removed.