Content Removal
4 Court Records Cleared in 19 Days
Individual · 4 court records
4
Court records cleared
19 days
To full clearance
2 removed + 2
De-indexed — all four off search
Search results
google.com · "individual name"
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courtrecords.publicdata.com › case-search
Individual Name — Court Case Filing [Record 1 of 4]
Filing record · Case type · Court jurisdiction. No outcome information. In top 10 for name search.
Auditing
Submitted
CLEARED
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courtrecords.publicdata.com › case-search
Individual Name — Court Case Filing [Record 2 of 4]
Second filing record. Same aggregator source. Raw case metadata only. Also appearing in name search results.
Auditing
Submitted
CLEARED
✕
All 4 records cleared
2 removed · 2 de-indexed
Removal timeline
Engagement
Dec 20, 2024
Audit
All 4 records assessed
Submitted
Parallel requests filed simultaneously
Cleared
Jan 8, 2025 · 19 days
Outcome
4 of 4
Records cleared
19 days
To full clearance
2 + 2
Removed and de-indexed
Four court records from the same aggregator required parallel submissions rather than sequential ones. Two were removed from the source and two were de-indexed from Google. All four cleared within 19 days, ahead of the client's active background check timeline.
The Situation
- An individual had 4 court records appearing in name search results, hosted on a court record aggregator site and indexed by Google
- Two were appearing in the top 10 results for the client’s name search; the other two appeared further down but remained accessible
- The client was in an active professional transition and needed the records cleared before a background check process that was already underway
The Challenge
- Four records from the same source requires a structured approach — submitting them one at a time and waiting for each outcome individually loses weeks
- The removal process for court record aggregators has a specific submission format and escalation path, and knowing that path in advance is what allows multiple records to be handled in parallel
- The client’s active background check timeline added pressure to compress the standard processing window without cutting corners on submission quality
What We Did
- Identified all 4 records on the aggregator platform and assessed each against the applicable removal criteria
- Engagement handled by our court record removal service, with parallel submissions filed against the platform’s formal escalation pathway.
- Pursued two records as full removal from the source and two as Google de-indexing submissions — using the appropriate channel for each outcome type
- Confirmed all 4 cleared within 19 days of engagement start
All 4 court records cleared in 19 days. No longer accessible through search for the client's name.
- 2 court records removed from the source aggregator site within 19 days
- 2 court records de-indexed from Google search results within 19 days
- All 4 no longer accessible through search for the client’s name
- All 4 confirmed cleared before the client’s background check process concluded
All 4 records cleared in 19 days · Engagement started December 20, 2024
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