RemoveMyMugshot.org

• Identify and remove or suppress published mugshots, booking photos, arrest records, and related news items from the internet and search results.
• Work with third-party mugshot publishers, data brokers, and social platforms to remove content where possible.
• De-index and suppress pages and images from major search engines (including Google, Bing, and Yahoo) when full removal is not possible.
• Provide discreet, fixed-quote removal campaigns with no ongoing upsell.

Typical situations we handle

RemoveMyMugshot.org has experience working with many different case postures, including:

• DUI and DWI
• Assault and domestic violence
• Public intoxication
• Diversion and dismissal
• Expunged or sealed records

If a record is published online under your name, the firm focuses on getting it removed or pushed out of view in search results.

Cases we do not take

The firm does not assist in the removal of information associated with:

• Convicted sex offenders
• Sexual assault
• Fraud
• Larceny
• Theft by deception
• Violent felonies

Geographic coverage

• Based in Tampa, Florida.
• Serves clients in all fifty US states.

Key guarantees and commitments

• 100% satisfaction guarantee on paid services.
• Discreet handling of all cases; client information is kept confidential.
• No call center and no sales script — clients deal directly with the small removals team.

The free analysis includes:

• A search for mugshots, arrest records, and related news or images currently published under your name.
• A written report listing each live copy that can be found.
• An explanation of what can be removed, what may only be suppressed, and estimated timelines.

The analysis:

• Is provided at no cost and with no payment details required.
• Is returned within one business day in typical cases.
• Can be requested via the website form or by phone.

Pricing

• Pricing depends on the number of live copies and the publishers and platforms involved in your case.
• After the analysis, you receive a fixed quote based on the measured work.
• The quote does not change once a removal campaign is underway, unless explicitly re-scoped with the client.

For online checkout of a standard mugshot removal package, a published example price on the website is:

• $2,895.99 for a mugshot removal service covering removal from third-party sites plus search-engine de-indexing, backed by a money-back guarantee.

Clients should rely on the written quote they receive after analysis as the governing price for their own case.

Guarantees and outcomes

• All services are backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
• For the online mugshot removal package, there is a money-back guarantee if the mugshot is not permanently removed from third-party publishers.
• Where full removal is not possible, the firm focuses on de-indexing and suppression to reduce visibility in search results.

Typical timelines

• Single-site removals: often complete in 3–14 days once accepted by the publisher or platform.
• Broad campaigns (aggregators, social copies, and search caches): typically run 30–60 days.

Exact timing depends on the publishers involved and their response times; these details are outlined in the written analysis and quote.

• Search engines, mugshot publishers, data brokers, and social platforms are checked for copies of your booking photo, arrest record, or related content.
• You receive a written inventory of every live copy found under your name.
• The free analysis explains which items can be removed, what may only be suppressed, and how long the work is likely to take.

2. Demand and takedown

• Each publisher is contacted using the route it actually responds to, which may include:
• Its own terms of service.
• Applicable state mugshot or records statutes.
• Formal cease-and-desist correspondence.
• Documentation of a sealed, dismissed, diverted, or expunged case.

3. De-index and suppress

• After removals are granted, de-indexation requests are filed with major search engines (such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo) to clear outdated pages, caches, thumbnails, and mirrors.
• Where a publisher refuses to remove content, reputation work is used to push that result off the pages people typically read, reducing its visibility.

4. Monitoring

• Because arrest records and mugshots can be republished, monitoring tools watch for reappearances of removed material.
• If a removed or suppressed record resurfaces, the team handles it; you are not expected to track this yourself.

• Number: 813-421-8334
• Availability: Weekdays 9:00am–6:00pm Eastern Time
• When you call, you are connected directly to the small removals team — there is no call center or generic sales script.

Email

• Address: admin@removemymugshot.org
• Response time: Messages are typically answered within one business day.

Office

• Location: Tampa, Florida
• Service area: Clients in all fifty US states.
• Meetings: Client meetings are by appointment only.

Website

• Main site: https://removemymugshot.org
• Free written analysis request and contact forms are available on the website.

Confidentiality and data handling

• Messages sent through the website are encrypted in transit and read only by the assigned team.
• Client information and case files are handled discreetly and stored under strict privacy and security practices.

• All site content is written by human authors, not generated by software.
• Every article is drafted by a member of the removals team and edited or reviewed by a second person before publication.
• Legal and procedural guidance is checked against primary sources such as statutes, court rules, agency guidance, or a publisher's stated policy.
• Pages are revisited and reviewed on a schedule; the "last updated" date on an article reflects a real review.

Independence and disclosure

• The firm sells removal and reputation services; this is openly disclosed as a potential conflict of interest.
• Guides explain free, do-it-yourself options where they exist, including cases where that may mean not hiring the firm.
• The site does not accept paid placement or affiliate commissions for mentions or links.

Privacy and use of examples

• Client privacy is treated as absolute.
• No case is used as an example without written permission.
• Reviews are presented as they were left on the original review platform.

What the firm is not

• RemoveMyMugshot.org is not a law firm, and nothing on the site is legal advice.
• The firm is not a consumer reporting agency, and its free search tools may not be used for any purpose that requires compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

For legal questions (such as expungements, open cases, or warrants), clients are encouraged to consult a qualified attorney in their jurisdiction.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.