To remove your name from City-Data.com, find your property record, copy the page URL, go to city-data.com/delrequest/form.php, enter your name, email, state, county, city, and the copied URL, complete the CAPTCHA, submit, then click the verification link in the email. Processing takes 24 to 48 hours. Note: the property record stays on the site – only your name is removed. Free.
City-Data.com is a public records and property assessment directory that displays owner names, home values, neighborhood statistics, and more. This guide walks you through disassociating your name from property records for free in about 10 to 15 minutes.
City-Data.com does not delete property records. The disassociation process removes your name from the listing, but the address, home value, and other assessment data remain on the site. You also need to click an email verification link to complete the request.
You need to locate the specific assessment page that shows your name before you can submit a removal request.
Action
Go to city-data.com and use the search function or navigate through the Assessments section to find the property page that lists your name.
The disassociation form requires the exact URL of the page showing your name.
Action
While on the property assessment page that shows your name, copy the full URL from your browser's address bar.
City-Data.com has a dedicated form for name removal requests at a direct URL.
Action
Navigate to city-data.com/delrequest/form.php.
The form needs your identity details, location, and the URL of the property record you want your name removed from.
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Enter your first name, last name, email address, state, county, and city. Paste the property record URL into the URL field. Complete the CAPTCHA and submit the form.
The disassociation is not processed until you click the link in the email City-Data.com sends.
Action
Open your inbox and find the email from City-Data.com. Click the confirmation link to finalise your disassociation request. Check your spam folder if it does not arrive within a few minutes.
Processing takes 24 to 48 hours after you click the confirmation link.
Action
Wait 24 to 48 hours, then search your name on city-data.com and on Google to confirm it is no longer linked to the property.
City-Data.com removes your name from the property assessment record, but the property information itself stays on the site. After disassociation, the page will still show the address, home value, and other assessment data, but your name will no longer be linked to it.
City-Data.com typically processes disassociation requests within 24 to 48 hours of you clicking the email verification link. After that window, search your name on the site and on Google to confirm it is no longer linked to the property. Google's cached results may take a few more days.
Yes. After submitting the form, City-Data.com sends a confirmation email with a link you must click to finalise the request. The name removal does not happen until you click that link. If the link expires, submit the form again from the beginning.
Yes, completely free. Never pay anyone claiming to remove your name from City-Data.com. The disassociation form at city-data.com/delrequest/form.php costs nothing to use.
Submit a separate disassociation request for each property record that shows your name. Each submission requires the specific URL of that property page and its own email confirmation click.
Yes. City-Data.com draws from public property assessment records that update over time. When the underlying records refresh, your name can be re-linked to the property. Check the site periodically and resubmit the disassociation form if your name reappears.
After the disassociation has been processed on City-Data.com, use Google's Remove Outdated Content tool to request removal of cached pages that still show your name. Google typically processes these requests within a few days.
Your disassociation request has been submitted and the email verification link has been clicked. Your name will be removed from the City-Data.com property record within 24 to 48 hours.
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