Interpol Check Online

Interpol maintains several types of notices (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black, Orange, Purple) as well as Diffusions — which are similar to notices but circulated directly between NCBs without passing through Interpol’s General Secretariat. A CCF access request covers all Interpol data, not just Red Notices. Your lawyers will assess any data returned and advise […]

Yes. Submitting an access request does not alert the country that issued the notice. The CCF is an independent supervisory body and handles access requests separately from operational law enforcement data. The existence of your inquiry is not disclosed to the issuing state.

The CCF typically responds to access requests within 3 to 4 months. In some cases it can take longer, depending on the volume of requests and the complexity of the file. Our team monitors the process and follows up where necessary to ensure timely responses.

Interpol’s public website allows a limited search of publicly published Red Notices. However, many notices are confidential and will not appear in this search. A negative result from the public website does not confirm you are free from Interpol notices. The only definitive check is a formal access request to the CCF.