Your good name back
Neighbours and new friends get to know you, not your worst day.
We ask record sites, news sites, and Google to remove or update old records, and push down what has to stay.
Where criminal records show up
Court record sites, background check sites, news, and social media.
Using each site's policy, court orders, and Google's tools.
True, positive pages can rank above what has to stay.
Tell us where the record shows up and what happened in court. If it was sealed or expunged, let us know. We will reply within one business day.
A criminal record can be copied from court systems to dozens of private websites, and stay there long after you have moved on. Some of it can be removed, some can be corrected, and some can be pushed down. We find every copy and handle each one the right way.
We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice. We cannot change official court or police records. A lawyer can tell you if you can seal or expunge a record, and once that is done, private sites are often much more willing to remove it.
You served your time or cleared your name. An old record online should not keep punishing you.
Neighbours and new friends get to know you, not your worst day.
Employers who search your name see your skills before your past.
When your name is your business, a clean search keeps clients confident.
Fewer old records online means fewer awkward questions from landlords and lenders.
Different kinds of records need different routes. These are the services we use, and the official route behind each one.
Booking photos copied to mugshot sites. Many sites have a removal policy, and some states limit fees.
How we do itRequests under site policy and state mugshot laws
Private sites that copy case details from courts. Many remove a case once it is sealed or expunged.
How we do itRequests with your court order attached
Old crime stories and published police reports, like an FIR in India, that never show how the case ended.
How we do itUpdate or removal requests to editors
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How we do itGoogle's outdated content and removal tools
A new charge or a false allegation can spread in hours. We help you respond calmly and correct false claims.
How we do itCorrections, statements, and crisis support
True, positive pages about your work and life that rank above what has to stay.
How we do itProfiles and articles, all true
Beyond social media and Google, these are the sites where old criminal records are most often copied.
Private sites that copy dockets and case files. Many remove sealed or expunged cases.
In the US, you can dispute records that are wrong, outdated, or sealed.
Old crime stories. Editors can add how the case ended, or sometimes unpublish.
Published police reports and local crime blogs that copy them word for word.
Each platform has its own rules and its own report forms. Pick one to see how we help there.
Criminal record posts shared on social media.
Criminal record posts shared on Instagram.
Criminal record posts on Facebook pages and groups.
Criminal record posts about you on LinkedIn.
Criminal records showing in Google search results.
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 find every copy.
You getA free record check
We sort each page into remove, update, or push down, and tell you honestly why.
You getA clear, honest plan
Sealing orders, expungement orders, and case outcomes make requests much stronger.
You getA tidy evidence file
Each site gets a polite request under its own policy, with proof attached.
You getA list of every request sent
We ask Google to update old results and help true pages rank for your name.
You getGoogle request records
Record sites copy each other. We watch for new copies and act early.
You getOngoing alerts and a report
A building contractor had an old conviction sealed by a court. Three websites still listed the case, and it came up when new clients searched the business.
Two court record sites, one background check site, and an old local news story.
Both court record sites removed the case once they saw the order. The background check site corrected its report.
The news story stayed, as it was accurate at the time. The paper added an update, and real reviews of the business now rank above it.
This is an example to show how we work. It is not a real client.
| Item | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Court record sites | Case listed on two | Removed by both |
| Background check report | Showed sealed case | Corrected after dispute |
| Old news story | No update | Kept, with an update added |
| Search for the business | Record on page 1 | Real reviews first |
Talking about a criminal record is not easy. Here is what working with us feels like.
Everyone deserves a second chance. We treat your case with respect.
If a record can't be removed, we say so and explain 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 them.
Your case details stay with the small team working on it.
Only site policies, court orders, and official tools. No threats or tricks.
A sealed record, a dismissed case, and a conviction need different routes.
We work with record sites, editors, and search engines every day.
We keep watching, so new copies of a record are caught early.
A written quote before any paid work. No hidden costs.
We find where an old criminal record shows up online, such as court record sites, mugshot sites, background check sites, news, and social media. Then we ask each one to remove or update it through its own rules, use Google's tools to clean up search, and push down what has to stay.
Often, yes. Many sites remove or update a record when they see the case was dismissed or the charges were dropped. If the record has also been sealed or expunged, removal is usually even easier. Each site decides.
Court record and mugshot sites, background check sites, news sites, Google and other search engines, and social media like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. If your record is somewhere else, just ask.
Sometimes. Some sites remove old records on request, and some will only act on a sealing or expungement order. A conviction that is still on the public record is harder. Where a page has to stay, we can push it down with true, positive content.
It can. Sites copy public records from each other. That is why we watch your name and act quickly if a new copy appears. A sealed or expunged record is much easier to keep off sites.
No. We are not lawyers, and only a court can seal or expunge a record. Some places also have laws that seal certain records over time. A lawyer can tell you what applies to you.
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 record shows up and get a free, honest check of what can be removed or updated. No cost and no obligation.