How to remove yourself from arizona.staterecords.org
What they publish
Aggregated public records (court, arrest, property, marriage/divorce, bankruptcy) tied to name and state, presented as a "not a state government agency" private data site.
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 5 done- Go to https://staterecords.org/optout (or the arizona.staterecords.org mirror).
- Enter First Name, Last Name, State (Arizona), and optionally City.
- Submit the form; no ID upload required for standard listings.
- If you are a judge/law enforcement/prosecutor or immediate family, instead email privacy@staterecords.org with full name, residence, and email address.
- Some states route through a secondary verification form at members.staterecords.org/privacyform — complete if redirected there.
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
none for standard requests (name/state/city only); "Covered Persons" (judges, law enforcement, prosecutors, and their families) must instead email privacy@staterecords.org with full name, residence, and email address
If they ignore you
Follow up by email to privacy@staterecords.org; file a state-level CCPA/data-broker complaint since Infopay, Inc. is a registered data broker in states with such registries (e.g., California, Vermont).
Re-listing risk for this site: Moderate — public-records aggregators regularly re-pull source data.
Common questions
How do I remove myself from arizona.staterecords.org?
Use arizona.staterecords.org's opt-out page (staterecords.org/optout). Or email their privacy address, privacy@staterecords.org. The guide above lists 5 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
Do I have to solve a CAPTCHA to opt out of arizona.staterecords.org?
Our research found no CAPTCHA on their opt-out form.
Will my information come back on arizona.staterecords.org?
Moderate — public-records aggregators regularly re-pull source data. Check again in about 60 days.