Remove my record
Texas and Florida publish every licensed agent. We read those files into a private table so agents can claim a profile without typing it all again. It is not shown to buyers and has no page of its own. Anyone who searches your NPN or your name on our claim page sees the public license facts the state publishes (name, city, licenses, lines, expiry dates and appointments), with your email masked. If you would rather we held nothing we could contact you with, say so here: no account needed.
What goes
- The record stops being found by the claim search, and no page ever shows it.
- The email address and phone number the state file gave for you are deleted, and a later reading of the file does not bring them back.
- Every copy we kept of an email we sent about the record (an invitation, a reminder, a claim or removal link) is cleared, and so are its unused links.
- Your NPN and a one-way hash of that email address go on a do-not-contact list, so we never send you an invitation, under this NPN or any other.
What stays, and why
- Your name, NPN, city, license numbers, lines, dates and appointments stay in a private table, because they are the state's public record and the next reading of its file would copy them in again. They are never shown, searched or used to contact you.
- If you already opened an account with us, it stays until you ask for it to be deleted, by replying to any email we sent you.
The whole of what we hold and why is on the privacy page. An agent who wants the record instead can claim it.