How to remove yourself from Radaris
Radaris is a US people-search site known for aggressive aggregation and for re-listing people after removal, so plan to re-check it periodically.
Open Radaris’s opt-out page →Opens on their site. Come back here for the steps.
- Holder
- Radaris
- How you come off
- Find your listing firstyou submit it
- They may ask for
- Nothing beyond the name and address they already hold.
- Legal deadline
- 45 days · CCPA and equivalent state acts
- Re-lists
- No — once it is off, it stays off.
- Time it takes
- 15–20 minutes
- Difficulty
- Hard
What Radaris holds about you
- Full name
- Addresses
- Phone numbers
- Work history
- Relatives
How to get removed
- Find your profile on radaris.com and copy its URL.
- Follow the removal page to submit the profile for deletion.
- Verify by phone/email if asked.
- Re-check in a month, as Radaris often re-lists.
Persistent site that may re-list, so re-check later.
Radaris has a reputation for re-listing. Set a reminder to re-check after a month.
Why you come back
This one does not re-acquire, so a completed removal holds. Most do not: the holders that buy public records re-buy them about every four months, which is why the rest of this register is re-checked rather than ticked off.
Opt-out processes change. If a step no longer matches what you see, tell us and we’ll update it.