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Is Your Mugshot Still Showing Up on Google?

Find out in minutes - free. Request a free scan and we will email you what we find on mugshot and background check sites.

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How It Works

A straightforward process from scan to removal.

Submit Your Name

We search mugshot sites, arrest record databases, and background check services using your name.

Receive Your Scan

We email you a report of the places your record appears online.

Remove It for Good

Choose a removal package based on what we find. We handle every request directly with each site.

What Gets Removed

We address every place your record may appear, not just the obvious ones.

Mugshot aggregator sites - the sites that collect and republish arrest photos

People-search databases - Spokeo, Intelius, WhitePages, and similar sites

County jail and arrest record sites - regional sites that publish booking records

Google search and image results - de-indexing requests

Timelines vary by site.

How Pricing Works

The scan is free. If we find listings, we email you what we found and what removal would involve and cost before you decide anything. No payment is taken on this website.

Common Questions

Is mugshot removal legal?

Yes. Mugshot removal is entirely legal. Most states have passed laws requiring these sites to remove records upon request, and the sites themselves have formal removal processes. We know how to navigate each one. We handle the process on your behalf so you don't have to deal with it directly.

Will my employer or landlord still be able to find it?

Once removed from the source sites, the content typically disappears from Google and Bing results within 1-3 weeks as search engines re-index. Background check companies that scrape these sites will stop surfacing the record once it's removed from the source.

How long does removal take?

The time varies by site: some process requests within a couple of days, others take two weeks or longer. Google de-indexing typically takes an additional 1-3 weeks after the source content is removed.

What if it comes back?

Arrest records are public information, which means new sites may republish them over time. Checking your name again every so often is a sensible precaution.

Is my scan information kept private?

Yes. We collect only what is needed to run your scan - your name, email, and phone number. We do not sell, share, or publish your information under any circumstances. See our privacy policy for full details.

Does it matter if I was never convicted?

Unfortunately, arrest records are public regardless of whether charges were dropped, you were acquitted, or the case was dismissed. Many mugshot sites publish booking photos the day of arrest and do not update them when cases are resolved. Removal works the same way regardless of conviction status - the process is identical.

Do you remove it from Google?

Yes. Once the source pages are removed, a de-indexing request can be submitted to Google to remove cached versions and image results.

Can I do this myself?

Yes, you can. Each site has its own removal form, verification process, and timeline. Most require you to submit identifying documents and follow up multiple times. For a single site, it may be manageable. For multiple sites - which is typical - it becomes a significant time investment. Many people prefer to have it handled professionally and confidentially.

How do I pay?

No payment information is collected on this website or during the free scan. Any paid service would be explained to you by email before you decide.