Interpol Silver Notice

A Red Notice is a request to locate and provisionally arrest a person wanted for prosecution or to serve a sentence. A Silver Notice is a request to locate and identify assets — property, bank accounts, and other financial holdings — connected to a person suspected of financial crime. Both are issued by Interpol and […]

Yes. Like all Interpol notices, a Silver Notice can be challenged before the CCF. If the notice does not meet Interpol’s Rules on the Processing of Data — for example, it is politically motivated, lacks a proper legal basis, or the underlying proceedings have concluded — the CCF can order deletion or correction. Our lawyers […]

The most reliable way is to file an Access Request with Interpol’s CCF. This formally asks Interpol to confirm whether your data appears in their systems and, if so, to provide details. Our lawyers can prepare and file the Access Request on your behalf and follow up with the CCF throughout the process.

No — a Silver Notice is not an arrest notice. It is directed at locating assets, not persons. However, it is often issued alongside a Red Notice, which does carry arrest risk. If you are subject to both, your priority should be challenging the Red Notice while also contesting the Silver Notice through the CCF.