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Removal guide

How to remove yourself from OpenGovUS

Site
opengovus.com
Category
records
Difficulty
Hard — no opt-out route or contact address could be confirmed from the site or from search results; a person must find the route in a normal browser
Time to processnot published

What they publish

government-records aggregator that names individuals — this description comes from the batch selection note (DeleteMe lists the site), not from a page we read

Owner / network: operator not identified — the site returned a Cloudflare bot challenge to every request, including robots.txt, so no owner, imprint or privacy page could be read. Not found in the CA CPPA data broker registry (2025 or 2026 files) under opengovus

Removing yourself, step by step

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  1. Open https://www.opengovus.com/ in an ordinary browser (automated requests are challenged) and look in the footer for a privacy policy, "Do Not Sell", removal or contact link .
  2. Follow whatever removal route the site's own privacy policy names, and keep a copy of the request and any reference number.
  3. If the policy names no route, send a written deletion request to the contact address it lists, citing your state's privacy law if one applies .
  4. Where a record comes from a government source (business filing, licence), ask that agency whether the home address on it can be redacted, since the aggregator may re-import it.

Tap a step to tick it off. Progress is saved in this browser only.

How they confirm it

not observed

If they ignore you

state Attorney General of your state of residence; California residents: CA Attorney General / CPPA under the CCPA if the operator meets its thresholds

Data brokers re-list. Check again in about 60 days.

Re-listing risk for this site: High — government-records aggregators re-import from public sources; no suppression policy could be read

Common questions

How do I remove myself from OpenGovUS?

The guide above lists 4 steps, and this page writes the removal request for you to send from your own email.

Will my information come back on OpenGovUS?

High — government-records aggregators re-import from public sources; no suppression policy could be read. Check again in about 60 days.

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