How to remove yourself from njparcels.com
What they publish
New Jersey property records — tax assessment listings, sales and comparable sales, lists of property in common ownership, certified mailing/notification lists, and voter registration pages. The redaction page states (2026-10-05) that "Our government sources are no longer providing owner information" and the site "will not feature owner names", while owner addresses continue to be shown when available
Removing yourself, step by step
0 of 5 done- Find each njparcels.com property or voter registration page that shows your information and copy its URL.
- Open https://njparcels.com/redaction/ and enter the page URL, a valid email address, your name and the reason for redaction.
- Tick the affirmation box and submit; repeat once per page, since requests are tied to an individual page.
- Check the page after 72 hours; cached copies in search engines may persist until re-crawled.
- Diary a re-request for roughly one year after approval, when the redaction lapses.
Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.
How they confirm it
none beyond the form — page URL, email, name, reason, and an affirmation checkbox that the information is correct; the site reserves the right to refuse, including for bulk or automated requests
If they ignore you
New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs / NJ Attorney General complaint ; records also remain at the municipal/county source, which the site says it does not control
Re-listing risk for this site: High — the site states redactions "remain valid for approximately one year from the date the request was approved" and are tied to a property page, not the owner, so each page must be re-requested after expiry
Common questions
How do I remove myself from njparcels.com?
Use njparcels.com's opt-out page (njparcels.com/redaction). The guide above lists 5 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.
How long does njparcels.com take to remove my information?
"We will evaluate the request within 72 hours" (njparcels.com/redaction/, fetched 2026-10-05). That is what our research recorded; the site may take longer.
Will my information come back on njparcels.com?
High — the site states redactions "remain valid for approximately one year from the date the request was approved" and are tied to a property page, not the owner, so each page must be re-requested after expiry. Check again in about 60 days.