How do I remove myself from Vericora?

How to remove your personal data from Vericora people search. Simple online opt-out process with email verification. The process takes approximately 5-10 minutes and is rated easy difficulty.

Does Vericora sell my personal data?

Vericora is a data broker that collects and may share or sell personal information. You can opt out using the step-by-step guide on this page.

How long does it take to opt out of Vericora?

The opt-out process for Vericora takes approximately 5-10 minutes. The difficulty level is easy.

How to Remove Yourself from Vericora

Easy Difficulty Time: 5-10 minutes

Vericora is a people search website that provides access to personal information, contact details, and background data. They aggregate public records into easily searchable profiles. Opting out removes your information from their platform.

Quick Link

Go to Vericora Opt-Out Page

What Data Does Vericora Collect?

Vericora collects names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, age, date of birth, relatives, associates, criminal records, court records, and property data. They compile information from public records, government databases, and commercial data sources into individual profiles spanning current and historical data.

Step-by-Step Opt-Out Instructions

Go to https://vericora.com and search for your name
Find your listing and click to view your full profile
Copy the URL of your profile page
Go to https://vericora.com/ng/control/privacy
Paste your profile URL into the removal form
Enter your email address
Complete the CAPTCHA if prompted
Submit the removal request
Check your email and click the verification link

What to Expect After Opting Out

Vericora processes removal requests within a few days. Your profile will be removed from their search results. The removal covers all personal data associated with your listing.

Additional Tips

Vericora uses the same platform as several other people search sites. If you find your data on Vericora, check Dataveria, Pub360, and Veripages as they share similar infrastructure and data sources.

Last updated: February 10, 2026