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ARTICLE · 05 SEPTEMBER 2024

How To Remove An INTERPOL Red Notice

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This article explains how individuals can determine if they are subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice and outlines four key methods to challenge and remove such notices, emphasizing the importance of seeking expert legal advice.

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In a blog post last week, Gherson explored the basics of how INTERPOL operates and what INTEPOL Red Notices are.

However, the key questions for people who fear they may be subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice will certainly be:

  1. How can I challenge and remove an INTERPOL Red Notice?
  2. Am I subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice?

This blog helps explain how you can identify whether you are subject to an INTERPOL Red Notice and, if so, how to challenge and remove an INTERPOL Red Notice.

How do I know if I am wanted by Interpol?

It is important to first clarify that INTERPOL is a data-sharing platform and nobody is technically "wanted" by INTERPOL, rather states utilise INTERPOL in an attempt to publish the data of individuals wanted by requesting states. It is the state, not INTERPOL, that individuals are wanted by.

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