Note: while this is obviously does not work on all web sites, it might be of use to some extent.
Sick of horribly embarrassing things showing up when potential employers Google your name? Tired of everyone knowing you live in a garden level dungeon apartment? Perhaps you just don’t like the fact the internet makes you easy to find. Thankfully, it’s not that hard to delete yourself entirely. Here’s how to do it.
For mildly famous (or infamous) individuals, disappearing is essentially impossible, but for the average person it’s surprisingly easy. It just depends on much info is already out there. Full Article
How does being an rso affect a truck driver who lives and is registered in another state delivering in California.
I’m Thinking if You are not on paper eg;Parole,,You can check with the CHP & DOT for the laws regarding such movement. However I do know that for Me to go visit Vegas from Cali. I HAVE TO Check in & register in NEVADA @ the first police station I see! Or Your in violation of some Nevada law,. It only takes a minute usually just a 1 page prints & photo How long are You going to be there etc. If Your just truckin’thru? No Prob as long as Your Legit with every thing I think it would be good to do thru each state as You enter just to play it safe!;) hope I helped!
Then Again thats why I said check with the HP & DOT in each state traveled PRIOR to going there There May be some State ordinances I don’t Know About that would maybe affect Your rout.
I would like to state that this article is completely useless for a Register Sex Offender.
It is impossible to control information posted about you on a government online registry. Your information will remain online despite anything you do and there is no way to remove it.
So follow every step on the list and you will only limit your online access and experience but you most certainly will NOT disappear from the web forever!
It is NOT Social Suicide you are committing…it was Social Murder that was done to you when you were given the designation of being a RSO!
@tired of hiding … But … What if! You went to another state, the same way as visiting another county in California, and THEY have laws that are different than California? You know as well as anyone else … One law has nothing to do with the other. You would be violating THEIR laws … And you CHOSE to go there. I’m not saying any of this is right, but these are the facts. It’s all so scary … Thank goodness we’ve never been anywhere longer than a weekend.
I filed a form with the DHS/Border Patrol called a Traveler’s Redress form that will give me some magical number and may (MAY!) speed up my re-entry at the US/Mexico border. Thus far, the response has been favorable, but then I’ve yet to see flying pigs. I just tell them as I walk across the border that I’ll have to go to secondary and on one occasion the Border Patrol agent took offense to me telling him his job. He let me go through! If I travel to Canada, ever…I’ll just go and take my chances.
I hired an immigration law firm to help me get into Canada to live and work. 18 months and several thousand dollars later my Crim Rehab application was denied for completely arbitrary reasons. Not very encouraging, but I thought I’d share my expereince. I have not tried to travel to Canada for work or pleasure before or since.
To further enhance my limited privacy I have sent requests to people search websites/services for “immediate and permanent” removal from their databases. FYI, here is a common list of where one’s information might be found:
People Smart, Intelius; Private Eye; USA People Search; People Lookup; People Finders; Acxiom; Archives; Instant Checkmate; US Search; RapLeaf; Epsilon and Been Verified. Each of these has an Opt-out procedure which takes 1-2 weeks. This is well worth the letter writing and postage. Hopefully I will only appear on one website, and maybe temporarily.