How long does it take to remove content from Google?

Processing time varies based on service tier (Standard or Priority) and is subject to Google's review timelines. Google typically reviews removal requests within 1-7 business days, but timelines can vary based on request complexity and volume.

What is your refund policy?

You receive a full refund if we determine your case does not meet Google's eligibility criteria, or if Google rejects your request because it doesn't qualify under their policies. Refunds are not provided if Google successfully processes your request but the outcome differs from expectations.

Are you affiliated with Google?

No, we are not affiliated with Google Inc., Alphabet Inc., or any of their subsidiaries. We are an independent document preparation service that helps clients navigate Google's official content removal processes.

Do you provide legal advice?

No, RemoveFromGoogle.com is NOT a law firm and does NOT provide legal advice. We are a document preparation and submission service. Use of our service does not create an attorney-client relationship. For legal advice, please consult with a licensed attorney.

Arrest Records Removal

Remove Arrest Records from Google

Old arrest records appearing in Google searches can destroy job opportunities, relationships, and your reputation—even if charges were dropped or dismissed. We help remove arrest records, booking photos, and criminal history from Google Search results.

Remove Arrest Records View Pricing

Filed via Official Google Portals:

Personal Info Removal•Legal Removal Requests

Pricing & Timeline

Complete filing, evidence gathering, and Google submission

Standard (7-10 business days)$499

Priority (3-5 business days)$699

Timeline depends on case complexity and whether records have been expunged or sealed.

Why Start Here

Remove arrest records from appearing in Google searches for your name
Money-back guarantee if Google rules the content ineligible
We handle expungement documentation and legal justification

Need Legal Assistance?

For record expungement or sealing, you may need an attorney. Our service focuses on removing already-eligible content from search results.

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Start with our removal if records are eligible—consult an attorney for expungement first if needed.

Why Arrest Records Appear in Google

When someone is arrested, that information becomes part of public record and is often published by mugshot websites, news outlets, and public records databases. Even if charges were dropped, dismissed, or you were found not guilty, these records can remain visible in Google search results indefinitely.

This can have devastating consequences for employment, housing applications, dating, and professional relationships. Google does allow removal of certain arrest records under specific circumstances, and we specialize in navigating these policies.

Types of Arrest Records We Remove

Expunged or Sealed Records

Arrest records that have been legally expunged or sealed by court order

Dismissed Charges

Arrests where charges were dropped or dismissed by prosecutors

Not Guilty Verdicts

Arrests that resulted in acquittal or not guilty verdicts

Booking Photos (Mugshots)

Mugshots published on commercial websites or news sites

Juvenile Arrest Records

Arrests that occurred when you were a minor (under 18)

Wrongful Arrests

Cases of mistaken identity or wrongful arrest with documentation

Eligibility Requirements

For arrest record removal, you typically need:

Court documentation showing expungement, sealing, or dismissal of charges
Proof that you were found not guilty or charges were dropped
Evidence that the arrest was made in error (mistaken identity)
Documentation that you were a minor at the time of arrest (for juvenile records)
The content must still be appearing in Google Search results

What Can vs. Cannot Be Removed

✓ Often Eligible for Removal:

Expunged or sealed arrest records with court documentation
Arrests with dismissed or dropped charges
Mugshots on commercial mugshot websites
Juvenile arrest records (for those arrested as minors)
Cases of mistaken identity with proper documentation

✗ Typically Not Eligible:

Convictions that are still on your record (not expunged)
Active or pending criminal cases
Arrests that are part of ongoing newsworthy events
Public interest cases (government officials, major crimes)
Content you cannot prove is inaccurate or legally sealed

Common Questions

Will this remove the record completely?

Our service removes arrest records from appearing in Google Search results. It does not delete the records from the original websites or government databases. For complete removal, you may need to work with an attorney to expunge records and contact each website directly.

Do I need to get my record expunged first?

For most cases, yes. Google typically requires legal documentation showing that records have been expunged, sealed, or that charges were dismissed. If your record hasn't been expunged yet, consult with a criminal defense attorney in your jurisdiction first.

What if my charges led to a conviction?

Convictions are generally more difficult to remove from Google unless they have been legally expunged or set aside. We can evaluate your specific case, but you may need legal assistance to expunge the conviction before Google will remove it from search results.