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GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG privacy guide · reviewed 2026-10-05

GovWarrantSearch opt-out: how to remove your arrest and warrant record

GovWarrantSearch is part of the InfoTracer network, which means one removal request covers GovWarrantSearch and 54 other sister sites like AlabamaArrests.org, TexasArrests.org, and USWarrants.org. Email privacy@infotracer.com with your name, city, and state and ask to remove your information from the InfoTracer network. Or use the removal portal at infotracer.com/optout and enter your name, state, and city. InfoTracer says removal takes 7 to 14 days and removes you from all affiliated arrest and warrant search sites simultaneously.

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GovWarrantSearch is part of the InfoTracer network, which means one removal request covers GovWarrantSearch and 54 other sister sites like AlabamaArrests.org, TexasArrests.org, and USWarrants.org. Email privacy@infotracer.com with your name, city, and state and ask to remove your information from the InfoTracer network. Or use the removal portal at infotracer.com/optout and enter your name, state, and city. InfoTracer says removal takes 7 to 14 days and removes you from all affiliated arrest and warrant search sites simultaneously.

Before preparing any request, re-read the current official instructions and report any differences from this reference.

Official opt-out route: https://infotracer.com/optout/

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Published steps (reference only; submission steps require separate authorization):

1. Verify your listing exists on GovWarrantSearch: Search govwarrantsearch.org for your name to see if you have a listing. Note your full name, date of birth (if shown), and the state where your arrest is recorded. This helps you identify the correct record during removal.

2. Use the email removal route (recommended for most users): Email privacy@infotracer.com with the subject line "Data Removal Request - GovWarrantSearch" (or simply "Removal Request"). In the body, provide your full name, city, state, and date of birth if you know it. Keep this email short and clear: InfoTracer processes these removal requests in order, and clarity speeds up the process.

3. Include key details in your email: Mention which arrest or warrant record you want removed (include location and approximate year if applicable). You can say: "Please remove my arrest record from the InfoTracer network, including GovWarrantSearch.org, AlabamaArrests.org, and all related sites." This ensures they understand you want complete removal from all 55+ sister sites.

4. Alternative: Use the InfoTracer opt-out portal: Go to infotracer.com/optout. Enter your name, state, and city in the form fields. Click the removal option and complete any additional verification steps (such as email confirmation). The portal may ask for more details than the email method, but it can be faster for some users.

5. Monitor your email for confirmation: InfoTracer may email you confirmation or ask for additional verification. Some removal requests may require you to reply from the email address you used in your request. Check your inbox and spam folder for any follow-up messages from privacy@infotracer.com.

6. Wait 7 to 14 days for processing: InfoTracer states that removal requests take 7 to 14 days to process. After this period, your information should be removed from GovWarrantSearch and all 55+ affiliated arrest-search sites simultaneously. Do not expect an email confirmation; you will need to verify by searching.

7. Confirm the removal: After 14 days, search GovWarrantSearch again for your name and the state. If your record is gone, your removal worked. Also search a few state-specific arrests sites (like FloridaArrests.org or TexasArrests.org) to confirm the entire InfoTracer network has been cleared.

Troubleshooting and cautions:

- InfoTracer asked for more information: If InfoTracer replies asking for additional details like date of birth, arrest date, or case number, provide them promptly. Some removal requests require identity verification to ensure you own the record. Reply to their email with the requested information.

- My record is still showing after 14 days: Email privacy@infotracer.com again, referencing your original request date, and ask for status. Include your full name, the state, and the approximate date of your arrest or warrant. InfoTracer may need to manually verify the removal.

- I have records in multiple states: Submit one removal request with all the details: name, and all states where you have records. Mention you want removal from the entire InfoTracer network. One submission should cover all state-specific sites (AlabamaArrests.org, FloridaArrests.org, etc.).

- My record reappeared after removal: New arrest records are continuously added to the system. If you have a new arrest or warrant filed after your removal, it will appear on GovWarrantSearch and sister sites again. Submit a new removal request for the new record. Keep records of all your removal requests.

- The infotracer.com/optout portal is not loading: Try the email method instead: email privacy@infotracer.com with your removal request. The email method is reliable and often faster than the portal. You can also call them if a phone number is available on the site.

Sources cited by this guide (a source link alone does not verify the workflow):

- InfoTracer removal portal: https://infotracer.com/optout/

- GovWarrantSearch home page: https://www.govwarrantsearch.org

Agent lookup (public, read-only MCP; no authentication):

https://myprivacyagent.com/api/mcp

get_opt_out_instructions {"broker":"govwarrantsearch"}

get_route_verification {"route":"govwarrantsearch.org"}

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Step by step

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7 steps. Use the official site in a normal browser and follow its current instructions if a human check fails.

01
Verify your listing exists on GovWarrantSearch
Search govwarrantsearch.org for your name to see if you have a listing. Note your full name, date of birth (if shown), and the state where your arrest is recorded. This helps you identify the correct record during removal.
02
Use the email removal route (recommended for most users)
Email privacy@infotracer.com with the subject line "Data Removal Request - GovWarrantSearch" (or simply "Removal Request"). In the body, provide your full name, city, state, and date of birth if you know it. Keep this email short and clear: InfoTracer processes these removal requests in order, and clarity speeds up the process.
03
Include key details in your email
Mention which arrest or warrant record you want removed (include location and approximate year if applicable). You can say: "Please remove my arrest record from the InfoTracer network, including GovWarrantSearch.org, AlabamaArrests.org, and all related sites." This ensures they understand you want complete removal from all 55+ sister sites.
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Alternative: Use the InfoTracer opt-out portal
Go to infotracer.com/optout. Enter your name, state, and city in the form fields. Click the removal option and complete any additional verification steps (such as email confirmation). The portal may ask for more details than the email method, but it can be faster for some users.
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Monitor your email for confirmation
InfoTracer may email you confirmation or ask for additional verification. Some removal requests may require you to reply from the email address you used in your request. Check your inbox and spam folder for any follow-up messages from privacy@infotracer.com.
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Wait 7 to 14 days for processing
InfoTracer states that removal requests take 7 to 14 days to process. After this period, your information should be removed from GovWarrantSearch and all 55+ affiliated arrest-search sites simultaneously. Do not expect an email confirmation; you will need to verify by searching.
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Confirm the removal
After 14 days, search GovWarrantSearch again for your name and the state. If your record is gone, your removal worked. Also search a few state-specific arrests sites (like FloridaArrests.org or TexasArrests.org) to confirm the entire InfoTracer network has been cleared.

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What is GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG?

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG is an arrest and warrant-record search platform that republishes criminal-justice information—arrest records, mugshots, warrant information, and incarceration details—from county and state public records. GovWarrantSearch does not operate independently; it is part of the InfoTracer network, a collection of 55+ arrest and warrant search sites including state-specific domains like AlabamaArrests.org, FloridaArrests.org, and national sites like USWarrants.org and USRecords.net.

Because all these sites are operated by the same parent company, one removal request to InfoTracer removes you from all of them. The sites republish public arrest data to make it easily searchable online. You do not need to have signed up; any arrest, warrant, or incarceration record that is public will appear on these sites.

What a GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG listing can show

Full name and date of birth (if public in arrest records)
Mugshot photograph
Charge details and case number
Arrest date and location
Current or past incarceration status
Warrant information (type, amount, jurisdiction)
Associated addresses and locations

Who runs GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG, and which sites one request covers

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG is operated as part of the InfoTracer network, which includes 55 arrest-record and warrant-search sites. All sites in the network—including state-specific arrests sites (AlabamaArrests.org, FloridaArrests.org, etc.) and national sites (USWarrants.org, USRecords.net)—are managed under the same parent company. A single removal request to InfoTracer covers all 55+ affiliated sites, which is a significant advantage: one removal request removes you from the entire network, not just GovWarrantSearch alone.

Same request also covers: affordablebackgroundchecks.com, alabamaarrests.org, alaskaarrests.org, arizonaarrests.org, arkansasarrests.org, coloradoarrests.org, ctarrests.org, dcarrests.org, dewarrants.org, flarrests.org, georgiaarrests.org, hawaiiarrests.org, idahoarrests.org, illinoisarrests.org, indianaarrests.org, iowaarrests.org, kansasarrests.org, kentuckyarrests.org, louisianaarrests.org, maarrests.org, mainearrests.org, marylandarrests.org, michiganarrests.org, minnesotaarrests.org, missouriarrests.org, montanaarrests.org, msarrests.org, ncarrests.org, ndarrests.org, nebraskaarrests.org, nharrests.org, njarrests.org, nmarrests.org, nyarrests.org, ohioarrests.org, oklahomaarrests.org, oregonarrest.org, pennsylvaniaarrests.org, riarrests.org, scarrests.org, sdarrests.org, tennesseearrests.org, texasarrests.org, usrecords.net, uswarrants.org, utaharrests.org, virginiaarrests.org, vtarrests.org, washingtonarrests.org, wisconsinarrests.org, wvarrests.org, wyomingarrests.org, infotracer.com

What is the govwarrantsearch.org opt-out removal process?

GovWarrantSearch removal is handled through the InfoTracer network. Two routes are available: email privacy@infotracer.com with your name, city, and state; or use the removal portal at infotracer.com/optout and fill in your details. The email route takes 7 to 14 days and covers all 55+ sister sites in the InfoTracer family. The portal route is faster but may require additional verification steps. When we loaded the page on October 5, 2026 the portal was available and reachable. Removing from InfoTracer removes you from GovWarrantSearch and all related arrest-search sites simultaneously.

How long it takes

InfoTracer publishes a 7 to 14 day removal timeline. Re-check GovWarrantSearch and other InfoTracer-affiliated sites after two weeks to confirm your records are gone. If your listing still appears after 14 days, follow up with privacy@infotracer.com and reference your original removal request (keep the email confirmation or timestamp). In some cases, InfoTracer may take longer or require additional verification.

If it does not work

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG opt-out problems and fixes

InfoTracer asked for more information

If InfoTracer replies asking for additional details like date of birth, arrest date, or case number, provide them promptly. Some removal requests require identity verification to ensure you own the record. Reply to their email with the requested information.

My record is still showing after 14 days

Email privacy@infotracer.com again, referencing your original request date, and ask for status. Include your full name, the state, and the approximate date of your arrest or warrant. InfoTracer may need to manually verify the removal.

I have records in multiple states

Submit one removal request with all the details: name, and all states where you have records. Mention you want removal from the entire InfoTracer network. One submission should cover all state-specific sites (AlabamaArrests.org, FloridaArrests.org, etc.).

My record reappeared after removal

New arrest records are continuously added to the system. If you have a new arrest or warrant filed after your removal, it will appear on GovWarrantSearch and sister sites again. Submit a new removal request for the new record. Keep records of all your removal requests.

The infotracer.com/optout portal is not loading

Try the email method instead: email privacy@infotracer.com with your removal request. The email method is reliable and often faster than the portal. You can also call them if a phone number is available on the site.

After you opt out of GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG

Keep a copy of your removal request email and any responses from InfoTracer. New arrests or warrant filings in your name will reappear on the InfoTracer network and related sites, so check occasionally. One advantage of removing from InfoTracer is that one request removed you from 55+ affiliated sites; if you later find yourself back on state-specific arrests sites, you only need to contact InfoTracer again, not 55 separate sites. Remember that the court record itself remains public in courthouse databases; InfoTracer removal only removes it from their searchable website.

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This guide explains how to request the action GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG publishes for its own site. Reading the guide or sending a request does not establish completed removal. Other sites and original public records are separate; recheck the specific govwarrantsearch.org page after the site's response and if the information appears again.

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Common questions

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG opt-out FAQ

Is GovWarrantSearch legit, and is it safe to use the opt-out?

Yes. GovWarrantSearch is a real arrest-record search site, and the InfoTracer removal process is the official way to opt out. Both the email method (privacy@infotracer.com) and the portal (infotracer.com/optout) are safe and legitimate. The email method is straightforward and does not require you to enter sensitive details into a form. Do not use third-party services charging you to remove arrest records; InfoTracer's removal process is free.

How do I remove my record from GovWarrantSearch?

Email privacy@infotracer.com with your name, city, and state. GovWarrantSearch is part of the InfoTracer network, so one removal request removes you from GovWarrantSearch and all 55+ sister arrest-search sites (AlabamaArrests.org, FloridaArrests.org, etc.). Removal takes 7 to 14 days.

Does one removal cover all those sister sites?

Yes. That is one of the key advantages of the InfoTracer removal: one email to privacy@infotracer.com removes you from the entire network of 55+ state-specific and national arrest-search sites. You do not need to contact each site separately.

How long does GovWarrantSearch take to remove my record?

InfoTracer says 7 to 14 days. Re-check GovWarrantSearch and a few sister sites (like FloridaArrests.org) after 14 days to confirm removal. If your record is still live, email privacy@infotracer.com again with your original request date.

Does removing my record delete the actual court record?

No. Removing from GovWarrantSearch and InfoTracer removes your record from their website only. Your arrest record remains public in the actual court database and courthouse. You cannot delete a public court record, but you can remove it from private websites that republish it.

Can I opt out using the website portal instead of email?

Yes. Go to infotracer.com/optout and fill in your name, state, and city. Complete any verification steps the portal asks for. The portal may be faster than email for some users, but email is simpler for most people.

What if I have arrest records in multiple states?

Send one email to privacy@infotracer.com with all your details: your name and all the states where you have records. One request should remove you from all state-specific InfoTracer sites at once.

My record came back after I removed it

New arrest or warrant filings in your name will appear on GovWarrantSearch and sister sites again. These are new records, not the same one reappearing. You can submit a new removal request for the new record.

Who runs GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG, and which sites one request covers

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG (govwarrantsearch.org) is operated by InfoTracer, and removal requests are processed at infotracer.com. It is listed as a people search site in our Extended coverage tier.

Sites in the same family:

Affordable Background Checks (affordablebackgroundchecks.com)
Alabama Arrests (alabamaarrests.org)
Alaska Arrests (alaskaarrests.org)
Arizona Arrests (arizonaarrests.org)
Arkansas Arrests (arkansasarrests.org)
Colorado Arrests (coloradoarrests.org)
Connecticut Arrests (ctarrests.org)
Delaware Arrests (dewarrants.org)
Florida Arrests (flarrests.org)
Georgia Arrests (georgiaarrests.org)
Hawaii Arrests (hawaiiarrests.org)
Idaho Arrests (idahoarrests.org)

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GovWarrantSearch opt-out: how to remove your arrest and warrant record

Work through this with your agent

Remove yourself from GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG

Verify your listing exists on GovWarrantSearch

Use the email removal route (recommended for most users)

Include key details in your email

Alternative: Use the InfoTracer opt-out portal

Monitor your email for confirmation

Wait 7 to 14 days for processing

Confirm the removal

What the GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG opt-out page looked like when we checked

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The confirmation email never arrived

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What is GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG?

What a GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG listing can show

Who runs GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG, and which sites one request covers

What is the govwarrantsearch.org opt-out removal process?

How long it takes

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG opt-out problems and fixes

InfoTracer asked for more information

My record is still showing after 14 days

I have records in multiple states

My record reappeared after removal

The infotracer.com/optout portal is not loading

After you opt out of GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG

Realistic scope

Not yet a filed-for-you target

GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG opt-out FAQ

Is GovWarrantSearch legit, and is it safe to use the opt-out?

How do I remove my record from GovWarrantSearch?

Does one removal cover all those sister sites?

How long does GovWarrantSearch take to remove my record?

Does removing my record delete the actual court record?

Can I opt out using the website portal instead of email?

What if I have arrest records in multiple states?

My record came back after I removed it

Who runs GOVWARRANTSEARCH.ORG, and which sites one request covers

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Alabama Arrests

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