CyberBackgroundChecks Opt Out: Remove Your Record (2026)

CyberBackgroundChecks shows criminal records, arrest records, and personal information — free, no account. Pull up someone's name and you get court filings, addresses, and sometimes sex offender registry status. The data is public record, so publishing it is legal. But you can still get your aggregated profile taken down.

What CyberBackgroundChecks Shows About You

• Full name, age, and aliases
• Current and past addresses
• Criminal and arrest records
• Court case filings
• Sex offender registry status (if applicable)
• Phone numbers
• Relatives and associates
• Property records

How to Opt Out of CyberBackgroundChecks: Step-by-Step

1. Go to cyberbackgroundchecks.com/removal in your browser.
2. Enter your first name, last name, and state.
3. Click "Search Records" to find your listing.
4. Locate your profile in the results — check the address and age to confirm it is yours.
5. Click "Remove My Record" next to your listing.
6. Enter your email address.
7. Complete the CAPTCHA verification.
8. Click "Submit Removal Request".
9. Check your inbox for a confirmation email and click the verification link.

Opting Out vs. Expungement

Getting your profile removed from CyberBackgroundChecks is not the same as expunging a record. The opt-out pulls your listing from their site; the court records themselves stay in public databases and other sites may still show them. If you need the underlying records sealed, that's a court process — an attorney who handles expungements can tell you whether you're eligible in your state.

Multiple Listings

If you've lived in multiple states or have records in different counties, CyberBackgroundChecks may have created separate listings for each jurisdiction. Search your name with variations — middle name, maiden name, initials — and submit a removal request for each one you find.