Your good name back
Friends, neighbours, and new people see who you are today, not a photo from a bad day.
An arrest is not a conviction. We ask websites and Google to remove or hide old arrest records, using their own rules and the law.
Where arrest records show up
Mugshot sites, people-search sites, news, social media, and Google.
Through each site's own policy, mugshot laws, and Google's tools.
If a page has to stay, true content can outrank it.
Tell us where your arrest record shows up and what happened with the case. We will reply within one business day.
An arrest record can show up years after the case ended, even when the charges were dropped. Employers, landlords, and new friends may see it first. We find every copy, ask each site to take it down the right way, and hide what has to stay.
We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice. We use each site's removal policy, mugshot laws, and Google's tools. To clear the official court record itself, through expungement or sealing, you need a lawyer, and we can tell you when that may help.
Being arrested does not mean you did anything wrong. But an arrest record online can still change how people see you.
Friends, neighbours, and new people see who you are today, not a photo from a bad day.
Many employers search your name before an interview. A clean search lets your skills speak first.
Clients and partners look you up before they sign. They should find your work, not an old arrest.
Landlords and lenders often search online too. Fewer old records means fewer awkward questions.
Arrest records spread to many kinds of websites. These are the services we use, and the official route behind each one.
We search for every page that shows your arrest, and check what happened with the case.
How we do itA full list of links, with dates and status
Many arrest sites have their own removal policy, and some states ban charging a fee to remove a mugshot.
How we do itRequests under the site's policy and state law
People-search sites copy arrest records from public data. Most let you opt out or correct wrong details.
How we do itOpt-out and dispute forms on each site
Once a page is gone or changed, Google can still show the old version. We ask Google to update it.
How we do itGoogle's outdated content and removal tools
Some pages, like a fair news story, may stay up. True, positive pages can rank above them.
How we do itOur suppression service, with honest content
Records often get copied to new sites. We watch for your name and act early.
How we do itAlerts and regular checks on your name
Beyond social media and Google, these are the sites where old arrest records turn up most often.
Sites that copy booking photos from police records. Many have a removal policy.
Background check sites that list arrests next to your address and age.
Crime round-ups and police logs. Editors can add an update when charges are dropped.
Other search engines show the same pages, so we ask them to update too.
Each platform has its own rules and its own report forms. Pick one to see how we help there.
Arrest posts and photos shared on social media.
Arrest posts and mugshots shared on Instagram.
Arrest posts shared on Facebook pages and groups.
Arrest records showing in Google search results.
Arrest posts about you shared on LinkedIn.
Six clear steps. At each one, you know what we are doing and what you will get.
You tell us what happened and where the record shows up. We search for every copy.
You getA free record check
We match each page to the route that fits it: a site policy, a state law, or a Google tool.
You getA clear, honest plan
Court papers that show charges were dropped or dismissed make every request stronger.
You getA tidy evidence file
We contact each site and fill in each official form, politely and with proof.
You getA list of every request sent
Some sites are slow. We check back, update Google, and try the next route if one fails.
You getUpdates as things move
We watch for new copies and help true, positive pages rank for your name.
You getOngoing alerts and a report
A nurse was arrested years ago and the charges were dismissed. The mugshot still came up first when patients and employers searched for the nurse.
The mugshot was on two arrest websites, one people-search site, and in Google Images.
Each site got a request under its own policy, with the dismissal papers attached. Both arrest sites took it down.
We asked Google to refresh the old results. A short news item stayed, so the paper added an update.
This is an example to show how we work. It is not a real client.
| Item | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Mugshot on arrest sites | Two websites | Taken down |
| People-search listing | Arrest shown | Removed by opt-out |
| Old news item | No update | Kept, with "charges dismissed" |
| Google results | Mugshot first | Old results cleared |
An old arrest record can feel heavy and embarrassing. Here is what working with us feels like.
Everyone deserves to move on. We treat your case with care and respect.
If a page can't be removed, we tell you why and what else can help.
You always know which sites we contacted and what they said.
You can send removal requests yourself. Here is why many people still choose us to handle it for them.
We never draw attention to your case, and your details stay with the small team working on it.
Only site policies, real laws, and official tools. No threats, no tricks, no paying "removal fees".
A dismissed charge and a sealed record need different routes. We pick the right one.
We work with record sites, news sites, and search engines every day.
We keep watching, so a new copy of the record is caught early.
You get a written quote before any paid work. No hidden costs.
Yes. Your case details stay private, and we only share what each site needs to see, such as proof that charges were dropped. We never post about you or contact people you know.
Often, yes. Many sites will remove or update a record when you show court papers that the charges were dropped or dismissed. Some states also have mugshot laws that help in these cases. The site, and sometimes the law, decides.
Mugshot and arrest websites, people-search and background check sites, local news sites, Google and other search engines, and social media like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. If your record is somewhere else, just ask.
Sometimes. Age alone does not decide it. It depends on the site's policy, your state's laws, and what happened in court. Where a page has to stay, we can often push it down in search with true, positive content.
It can. Record sites copy each other, and a removed record can be copied again from public data. That is why we watch for your name and act quickly if a new copy appears.
No. We are not lawyers and we cannot change government records. Expungement or sealing goes through a court, and a lawyer can tell you if you qualify. Once a record is sealed, removal requests to other sites often get much easier.
Reputation problems rarely come alone. These services work well together, and all of them use the same honest methods.
Our full service to watch, fix, and protect how people see you.
02Report fake profiles and harmful accounts so they get taken down.
03Get back into an account that was wrongly blocked or banned.
04Push bad search results down to page 2, where few people look.
05Fix what people see when they search for you.
06Protect your name online before problems start.
07Know quickly when someone posts or reviews you online.
08Reputation services agencies can offer under their own name.
09Fast help when bad news or a complaint starts to spread.
10Get your good news featured on trusted news sites.
11Fix the info box Google shows next to your name.
12Improve what AI chat tools like ChatGPT say about you.
Tell us where your arrest record shows up and get a free, honest check of what can be removed. No cost and no obligation.