Quick Start Guide
- Go to WeInform.org and scroll to the bottom of the homepage.
- Click “Do Not Sell My Info.”
- Enter your full name and state of residence in the search fields and click “SEARCH.”
- Select your correct profile from the search results.
- Enter your full name, address, and email address, then click “SUBMIT.”
- Check your email for a verification message and click the confirmation link to complete your opt-out request.
How to Opt Out of WeInform.org
1. Visit the Website: Go to https://www.weinform.org/name_search/landing_page using your web browser.
2. Scroll down to the bottom of the homepage and click ‘Do Not Sell My Info.’
3. Search for your information by entering your full name and state of residence.
- Click ‘SEARCH.’
4. Select your profile from the search results.
5. Provide your full name, address, and email in the space provided.
- Click ‘SUBMIT.’
6. You will receive an on screen message that a verification email has been sent to your address.
- Click the link provided to complete your request.
What is WeInform.org?
WeInform.org is a people-search site operated by We Inform LLC, a Florida-based data company that also runs TruthRecord.org under the same ownership.
Both sites draw from the same underlying database, which means your profile on WeInform is likely mirrored on TruthRecord whether you know it or not.
The site aggregates public records into searchable profiles that include:
- Current and historical addresses
- Phone numbers
- Relatives and associates
- Criminal records
- Civil court filings
- Property ownership history
WeInform is primarily used by members of the general public doing informal research on individuals — people they have met online, neighbors, or anyone they want to look up quickly without paying for a formal background check service.
Why You Should Remove Your Information from WeInform.org
WeInform profiles foreground criminal records and civil court filings alongside standard contact details. That means a search for your name can surface legal history — including cases where you were not convicted — to anyone who looks, with no context provided about the outcome.
The site also displays current and historical addresses, phone numbers, known relatives, and property ownership records, which makes profiles detailed enough to locate someone based on a name alone.
The most important thing to understand is that opting out of WeInform alone may not remove your information entirely. Because WeInform and TruthRecord.org are operated by the same company and share the same database, your profile can remain visible on TruthRecord after WeInform processes your removal. You will need to submit a separate opt-out request to TruthRecord.org directly.
WeInform’s opt-out process requires email verification and typically completes within 24 hours, but re-listing can occur if their database is refreshed from third-party sources.
How did WeInform.org get my information?
WeInform pulls the majority of its data from government public records — court filings, property deeds, marriage and divorce records, and voter registration data form the core of most profiles.
County and state records are a primary source, which is why address histories and property ownership details tend to be particularly complete. Phone number data is sourced from telecom subscriber records. WeInform also purchases data from third-party data brokers, which is how information originally collected by other people-search sites ends up in their database. If your information has been removed from one broker but reappears on WeInform, a third-party data purchase is usually the reason.
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Frequently asked questions
WeInform is a data broker website that offers people search and background check services. It provides access to public records and contact details for individuals.
The site sources its information from public records, court records, country records, state records, data brokers, cellular operators, third-party data brokers, the internet, and more.
You can opt-out of having your personal information on WeInform. You can follow our step-by-step guide here.
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In order to remove information from WeInform from Google search results, you’ll first need to opt out of their site and remove your information there. Check our WeInform opt out guide for that.
Once your information has been removed from WeInform you can use Google’s Remove Outdated Content tool. Select the option “To refresh Google’s outdated result for a webpage that has changed.” Submit the link where your information was appearing on WeInform there. Google will recrawl the page to ensure the information has been removed. This can take anywhere from an hour or up to a few days depending on the site being crawled and Google’s crawlers. You can check back on the tool to see the status. Once it has finished crawling the page it should be approved and the link will no longer be included in Google search results.
Opting out of WeInform should only take a few minutes. Your information should be removed shortly after you complete the process.
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If your profile reappears on WeInform after a successful opt-out, the most likely cause is a third-party data purchase. WeInform periodically ingests updated records from other data brokers, and if your information still exists on those source brokers, it can be reintroduced into WeInform’s database.
The second most common cause is TruthRecord.org. Because both sites share the same data infrastructure, an un-opted profile on TruthRecord can feed back into WeInform. If your info comes back, submit opt-out requests to both sites simultaneously.
