Advanced-People-Search.com publishes people-search profiles that can include your phone numbers, addresses, email addresses and court-related records. The good news is the site offers a free opt-out. This guide walks through it, explains what the site shows, and covers what to do if your listing reappears.
Quick answer: Go to Advanced-People-Search.com, open the Privacy Policy linked at the bottom of the page, find the opt-out link in the opt-out section, enter your details, complete the CAPTCHA and submit. Then check back to confirm the listing is gone and ask Google to refresh the old result.
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What is Advanced-People-Search?
Advanced-People-Search.com is a public records and background check website. Visitors can search by name, phone number or address and pull up a profile assembled from public records and commercial data sources. It is a separate site from AdvancedBackgroundChecks.com, so a removal on one does not carry over to the other.
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What information does Advanced-People-Search show?
Depending on what records are tied to your name, an Advanced-People-Search profile can include:
- Current and past phone numbers
- Email addresses
- Current and previous home addresses
- Court records, criminal records and other legal filings
- Background details such as employment and education history
Why your Advanced-People-Search listing is a problem
- It makes you easy to find. A name search can lead straight to your current address and phone number.
- It fuels scams and spam. Contact details on people-search sites are a common starting point for phishing and robocalls.
- Court entries follow your name. Old or dismissed matters listed next to your contact details can hurt you in a background search.
- It feeds search engines and AI tools. Indexed profile pages can surface when someone searches or asks an AI tool about you.
How to remove yourself from Advanced-People-Search: step by step
- Go to Advanced-People-Search.com and search for your name to confirm a listing exists. Note your city, state and any variations of your name.
- Scroll to the bottom of the homepage and click Privacy Policy.
- Find the opt-out section (listed as Section 7 at the time of writing) and click the opt-out link.
- Enter the information that matches your listing, complete the CAPTCHA and click Opt Out.
- Repeat for any other profiles under name variations or old addresses.
- Check back after a few days to confirm your profile no longer appears.
Tip: use a separate email address for opt-out requests if a form asks for one, so your main inbox does not end up on marketing lists.
How long does Advanced-People-Search removal take?
Advanced-People-Search does not publish a set processing time. In practice, check again after a few days and again a week or two later. If the profile is still live, resubmit and keep a record of the date you sent each request.
Will your Advanced-People-Search listing come back?
It can. People-search sites refresh their data from public records and other brokers, which can rebuild a profile after you opt out, especially after a move, a new phone number or a new court filing. Re-check every few months, or let a monitoring service do it for you.
How to remove Advanced-People-Search results from Google
Removing your listing from Advanced-People-Search does not instantly change Google. The old page can stay in search results until Google recrawls it. Once the listing is gone, search your name, find the old result, and use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool to ask for an update. Google’s Results about you tool can also hide results that show your phone number, home address or email, but it hides results in Google only; it does not delete the page from the website or from Bing.
Related sites to check
If you’re on Advanced-People-Search, check similar background-check sites too: AdvancedBackgroundChecks, FastBackgroundCheck, CyberBackgroundChecks and GovBackgroundChecks. For court entries that show up elsewhere, see court records removal.
Remove yourself from every data broker at once
Opting out of Advanced-People-Search is one form on one site. Most people are listed on dozens of similar people-search sites, and those sites re-list people when they buy fresh data. Defamation Defenders’ IRMA personal information removal and monitoring service finds your listings across 70+ data brokers and people-search sites, submits every opt-out for you, requests Google and Bing cleanup, and keeps monitoring. If a covered site re-lists you while you’re subscribed, we remove it again at no extra cost. It’s $49/month, cancel anytime, with a money-back guarantee.
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Advanced-People-Search removal FAQs
Is Advanced-People-Search the same as AdvancedBackgroundChecks?
No. They are different websites with separate opt-out processes. If you appear on both, you need to opt out of each one.
Is the Advanced-People-Search opt-out free?
Yes. The site offers its opt-out at no cost through the link in its privacy policy.
Does opting out remove court records?
It removes your profile from Advanced-People-Search only. The underlying court record stays with the court, and copies on other sites need their own removal requests.
Why is my information still on Google after I opted out?
Google keeps the old page until it recrawls it. After the listing is removed, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool to request an update.
Defamation Defenders is not affiliated with Advanced-People-Search or its owners. Opt-out steps are based on the process the site displays as of October 2026 and may change.
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