Removal guide · TruthViewer

How to remove your info from TruthViewer

TruthViewer's opt-out is free and quick - no account, no ID upload, several back-to-back CAPTCHAs to click through, about five minutes at the keyboard, then an email click that actually completes it. The flow was confirmed by a real walkthrough on August 11, 2026: search form, REMOVE button on your record, contact form, verification email. TruthViewer serves the platform's bare-bones skin - plain unstyled forms with none of the explanatory copy its sibling TruthRecord shows on the same screens. One warning before you start - the homepage search is not TruthViewer's. It submits to a different broker, so go straight to the opt-out URL below.

Background. The TruthViewer profile covers the ownership research, the off-the-books registration status, and the shared-platform cluster.

Quick facts

At a glance

Method

Free on-site opt-out form + email verification

Time needed

About 5 minutes per record, plus an email click

Cost

Free

Turnaround

Verification email within 48 hours - the platform's stated window

Coverage

truthviewer.com only · sibling sites need their own opt-outs

Prereqs

What you'll need

  • An email address you can keep an eye on for two days - the removal doesn't process until you click the link the site sends, and the platform's stated window for that email is 48 hours.

  • The state your listing shows, to find the right record in the search.

  • A list of every name you might appear under - on this platform each name variant is a separate record needing its own request.

Don't start from the homepage. truthviewer.com's front page is an affiliate review page whose lookalike search form submits to PeopleSearcher, a different broker - searching there does nothing on TruthViewer. Go directly to the opt-out URL in step 1, or to truthviewer.com/name/landing to browse your listing first.

Use a masked or secondary email if you have one. The verification link needs a working inbox, but nothing says it has to be your primary address.

The steps

Remove your listing

Confirmed by a real walkthrough on August 11, 2026. TruthViewer's screens are plain and unlabelled - no page titles, no instructions - but the flow is the platform's standard three steps.

01

Fill out the removal search form

Go to truthviewer.com/api/helper/optOutLight/search. The form asks for a first name, last name, city, and state - the state dropdown sits on Alabama until you change it, so don't miss it - with zip, phone, and email optional but useful for tightening the match. Fill in the details for the record you want removed and hit SEARCH. Expect CAPTCHAs along the way - this platform serves several back to back in one pass, so keep solving and moving.

TruthViewer's opt-out search form with fields for first name, last name, city, a state dropdown showing Alabama, optional zip, phone and email fields, and a SEARCH button
The search form - name and state find the record. Mind the state dropdown.
02

Pick your record out of the results and click REMOVE

The results list each candidate as a plain card - Name, Age, and a Locations line running through every city the record aggregates. Check the age and the location history before clicking REMOVE - common names cluster together, and the location lists run long enough that two same-named people can share several cities.

TruthViewer results listing candidate records as plain cards with name, age, a long locations line, and a REMOVE button on each
Check age and locations, then click REMOVE on the record that's you.
03

Fill out the contact form and watch for the email

One last form asks for your email, full name, address, and phone number, with a SUBMIT button that enables once it's filled - these details are how they verify you're the matching person, and the email is where the verification lands. Fill it in and hit SUBMIT.

TruthViewer's bare form states no window, but its platform siblings give themselves 48 hours to send the verification email, and clicking the emailed link is what completes the removal. So the request isn't done at SUBMIT - watch the inbox and the spam folder for up to two days, and click through when it lands.

TruthViewer's final contact form with fields to enter your email, full name, address and phone number, and a SUBMIT button
The contact form - the emailed link is what completes the removal.

Confirm

Confirm it worked

Give it a day or two after you click the verification link, then search your name again from truthviewer.com/name/landing - not the homepage, whose search belongs to a different broker. A cached results page can show a record that's already gone, so a hard refresh or a private window gives the honest answer. Keep the verification email as your proof of submission.

Done here? The cluster isn't. TruthViewer's platform siblings each run their own copy of this form - if they list you, run TruthRecord, WeInform, PeopleSearch123, and PersonSearchers next.

If it fails

Troubleshooting

  • No verification email: the platform's stated window is 48 hours, and on sibling sites' walks it was sometimes hours late - give it the full two days and check spam before resubmitting with a different address.

  • The search form errors or answers 429: this platform's forms have thrown per-site errors and rate limits on sibling sites while other copies kept working. Wait a few hours and retry - on WeInform's walk, the retry went through cleanly.

  • More than one record, or more than one name: the platform takes one record per request. Each listing and each name variant needs its own submission.

  • Searched from the homepage and got results: those were PeopleSearcher's results, not TruthViewer's - the homepage form submits to a different broker. Use PeopleSearcher's own guide for that site, and redo your TruthViewer search from the opt-out URL in step 1.

Stay off

Keep your record off

TruthViewer sits on an aggregator platform, so a suppressed record can resurface when fresh public-records data flows in - and a name variant the removal didn't cover is a separate record from day one. Recheck after a month, then quarterly, and keep the platform's sibling sites on the same schedule. Redact's data-broker scan automates that loop - it watches for your details resurfacing across the family and refiles removals when they do.

Take yourself off data broker sites

Redact scans 120+ data broker sites from your device, finds where your details are listed, and submits the removal requests for you. If a broker relists you, it files again.

Last updated:

August 12, 2026 · CAPTCHA guidance corrected: the platform serves several CAPTCHAs back to back, and an earlier no-CAPTCHA claim here was wrong. Confirmed August 11 by a real walkthrough - three step screenshots wired in. The drafted TruthRecord-borrowed page titles and instruction copy were replaced with what TruthViewer actually serves (bare unstyled forms), and the flow itself held: search → REMOVE → contact form → verification email.