May 8, 2024 
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Opting out of GovernmentRegistry.org
- By Dimitri Shelest CEO at Onerep
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- Removal difficulty: Medium
- Profile is removed within: 4 weeks
- Manual submission: around 15 min
- Removal requirements: email, CAPTCHA
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What is GovernmentRegistry.org?
GovernmentRegistry.org is an aggregator of public records and provides people-search services. Currently, GovernmentRegistry.org pulls data from BeenVerified.com. To opt out of GovernmentRegistry.org, remove your record from BeenVerified.
How to remove your information from GovernmentRegistry.org via BeenVerified?
In short:
- Open BeenVerified.com’s opt-out page beenverified.com/app/optout/search
- Look up yourself
- Find your record and click the “Proceed to Opt Out” button
- Submit your email
- Verify your request via email
Step 1: Open BeenVerified.com.
Step 2: Click the “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” link in the footer.
Step 3: Enter your first and last name, select your state and click “Search.”
Note that if you select California as your state, an additional form might appear. You may either complete it to get to the search results, or you may select a different state initially and change it to California during step 4.
Step 4: Find your record and click on the “Proceed to Opt Out” button.
Step 5: Enter the email address you use for opt-out requests, perform the CAPTCHA and click “Send Verification Email.”
Step 6: Check your inbox for an email from BeenVerified. Open it and click “Verify Opt-Out.”
Your opt-out request has been confirmed. You will now receive a final email from BeenVerified stating that your request is verified.
How to contact GovernmentRegistry.org directly
You can reach out to GovernmentRegistry.org via their contact form or via email at [email protected].
Your data is still exposed on other brokers
Numerous other data broker websites expose your private data. We recommend that you remove yourself from these five next:
- How to remove yourself from MyLife.com
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- How to remove yourself from FastPeopleSearch.com
- How to remove yourself from Spokeo.com
- How to remove yourself from Radaris.com
Go through this list and send opt-out requests manually to each data broker, or subscribe to Onerep to remove records automatically from 208 sites with just a few clicks.
Who finds your data via GovernmentRegistry.org
Sources: Similarweb GovernmentRegistry.org report
GovernmentRegistry.org quick links
About GovernmentRegistry.org
- Headquarters: Austin, TX
- Website URL: governmentregistry.org
- Contact email: [email protected]
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