How to Remove a RecentlyBooked Record
RecentlyBooked.com has a Mugshot Removal Policy with six situations it removes or updates. Here is what it says, and where search suppression fits.
Researched: October 2026
Quick overview
- RecentlyBooked.com says it does not charge fees for record removal, suppression, or modification.
- Its policy lists six situations: charges dismissed, expunged or sealed, incorrect or outdated information, wrong person, juvenile records and duplicate entries.
- Requests go to [email protected] with the record URL, name, arrest date, state and county, reason and documentation if applicable.
- The policy says an accurate, current record still available from the agency is not removed unless it meets one of the six situations.
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What RecentlyBooked says about its records
Its Mugshot Removal Policy describes RecentlyBooked.com as a public information website that displays arrest and booking records sourced directly from official law enforcement agencies. It says the records originate from publicly available government sources.
The policy says RecentlyBooked.com does not charge fees for record removal, suppression, or modification.
The footer says records reflect arrests only and do not indicate guilt or conviction, and that all individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. The policy also says the site is not a consumer reporting agency.
What can be removed or updated
The policy says it will remove or update records in these situations:
- Charges dismissed
- Expunged or sealed records
- Incorrect or outdated information
- Wrong person listed
- Juvenile records
- Duplicate entries
Records that cannot be removed
The policy says it cannot remove records that are accurate, current, and still publicly available from the originating law enforcement agency, unless they meet one of the situations above.
What a request must include
The policy says requests must include:
- The URL of the record from RecentlyBooked.com
- The full name of the individual listed
- The date of the arrest
- The state and county of the arrest
- The reason for removal
- Legal documentation (if applicable)
How to submit a request
The policy says to submit removal or correction requests to [email protected]. It says all requests must be verifiable, and that incomplete or undocumented requests may not be processed.
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Check the situation
Match the record to one of the six situations in the policy.
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Gather the details
Record URL, full name, arrest date, state and county, and the reason for removal.
- 3
Add documentation
Legal documentation, if applicable, such as a dismissal, or an expungement or sealing order.
- 4
Email the request
Send it to [email protected].
Notice: A name showing up on a mugshot site like this one often shows up elsewhere too. A quick reputation scan can tell you if there's more to deal with.
If the record stays
The same arrest can be listed on other sites, and a removal on RecentlyBooked.com doesn't change those.
Search suppression moves a record that stays published down in search results, and Google De-indexing applies where a page is eligible. We tell you which situation you're in before any work begins.
Common questions
Does RecentlyBooked.com charge for removal?
Its Mugshot Removal Policy says RecentlyBooked.com does not charge fees for record removal, suppression, or modification.
Which records does it say it will remove or update?
The policy lists six situations: charges dismissed, expunged or sealed records, incorrect or outdated information, wrong person listed, juvenile records, and duplicate entries.
Which records can't be removed?
The policy says it cannot remove records that are accurate, current, and still publicly available from the originating law enforcement agency, unless they meet one of the criteria above.
What must a request include?
The URL of the record from RecentlyBooked.com, the full name of the individual listed, the date of the arrest, the state and county of the arrest, the reason for removal, and legal documentation if applicable.
Where do I send the request?
The policy says to submit removal or correction requests to [email protected]. It says all requests must be verifiable and that incomplete or undocumented requests may not be processed.
What does RecentlyBooked say about its records?
It says its records come from publicly available government sources and official law enforcement agencies. Its footer says records reflect arrests only and do not indicate guilt or conviction, and that all individuals are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. It also says it is not a consumer reporting agency.
Do I pay if the record isn't removed?
Our removal services are no-removal, no-fee: you're invoiced only once we achieve the removal defined in your Service Agreement. Search suppression is billed for the work performed.
Related
Listed on another mugshot site? See our Mugshots.com or Arrests.org guide, or the full Mugshot Removal service. Search suppression moves a record down, and Google De-indexing covers pages that shouldn't appear in Google at all.
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