StateRecords.org opt-out · verified 2026-09-07

How to remove yourself from StateRecords.org (2026 opt-out guide)

StateRecords.org runs a state-by-state network of public-records sites (alabama.staterecords.org and so on) that republish court, property, and contact data. One opt-out form on the main domain covers the whole network.

Open the official StateRecords.org opt-out Check if you are listed

Direct link to staterecords.org. Opt-outs on this page are free; you never need to pay StateRecords.org or us to use them.

Check if you are listed on StateRecords.org

StateRecords.org does not expose a stable public search URL we can prefill, so find your listing directly: open staterecords.org, search your full name plus your state (and previous states), and copy the URL of the record that is you. The opt-out form usually asks for that URL or the same name and location.

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What StateRecords.org typically shows

Court records
Property records
Addresses
Phone numbers
Relatives

The free Leak Check Me scan checks the details you provide against known breach records and the people-search sites we cover, so you can see the whole exposure picture before filing forms one by one.

Step by step

Remove yourself from StateRecords.org

5 steps. Do them in a normal browser; most broker forms block automation and VPN exits.

01
Search StateRecords.org for yourself first so you know the exact name spelling, city, and state on the listing.
02
Open the StateRecords.org opt-out page linked above.
03
Enter your first name, last name, city, and state exactly as they appear on the listing.
04
Submit the form. A successful request shows an on-screen 'your opt-out request has been received' message; screenshot it.
05
Search StateRecords.org again after the turnaround window and file a second request for any listing under a previous name or city.

What you need

Only the name and location that appear on the listing. No CAPTCHA, no email confirmation.

Gotchas

The form has no CAPTCHA and no email confirmation, which is why Leak Check Me can file it server-side.
State sub-sites can lag the main site by a few days.
Some states (for example Arizona) may require a court petition to seal the underlying record; the opt-out only removes the copy on this site.
Re-listing from new record pulls is possible.

Filed server-side after you authorize

Leak Check Me can file the StateRecords.org form for you.

StateRecords.org uses a plain HTML form with no CAPTCHA and no email confirmation, so after you authorize a Source Removal Sprint or Patrol our agent submits it server-side and stores the site's confirmation text as proof. The request shows as filed only when that confirmation is captured, and it is never marked removed until a re-check finds the listing gone.

Source Removal Sprint is $39 one-time for up to three eligible supported-source requests. MyPrivacyAgent Patrol is $19/month with re-checks; cancel anytime. Nothing is marked removed before a provider or native action succeeds.

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Common questions

StateRecords.org opt-out FAQ

Does it cost anything to opt out of StateRecords.org?

No. The StateRecords.org opt-out at https://staterecords.org/optout is free. You do not need to pay StateRecords.org or Leak Check Me to use the steps on this page.

How long does StateRecords.org take to remove my information?

StateRecords.org typically processes removals in 3-7 days. Re-check the listing after that window before assuming it is gone.

What do I need before I start the StateRecords.org opt-out?

Only the name and location that appear on the listing. StateRecords.org does not ask for a CAPTCHA or an email confirmation.

Will my StateRecords.org listing come back after I opt out?

Re-listing from new record pulls is possible.

Does Leak Check Me remove me from StateRecords.org automatically?

Which other sites does the StateRecords.org opt-out cover?

StateRecords.org shares data or an opt-out flow with Indiana Public Records, state *.staterecords.org sites. Check each of them after the turnaround window; a shared opt-out usually clears them, but not always.

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StateRecords.org shares data or an opt-out flow with Indiana Public Records, state *.staterecords.org sites.

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