Red Notice

For a CCF challenge, the CCF must decide on a correction or deletion request within nine months of the request being declared admissible (this can be extended in particular cases); in practice the whole process from submission usually takes longer. In urgent cases — where there is an imminent risk of arrest — we request […]

Travelling internationally with an active Red Notice is extremely risky. The notice is visible to border authorities in all 196 Interpol member countries and you may be detained at any international crossing. We provide confidential country-specific travel risk assessments and strongly recommend filing a CCF challenge before any international travel. Learn more about our Interpol […]

Main grounds include: political motivation (Article 3 of Interpol’s Constitution prohibits politically motivated notices); lack of a genuine criminal offence; violation of human rights or fair trial standards; insufficient legal basis; and factual inaccuracies. Our lawyers assess each case individually to identify the strongest grounds. Learn more about our Interpol Red Notice removal services at […]

Interpol does not notify individuals when a notice is issued. Most people discover a Red Notice only when detained at a border. The only reliable proactive method is to submit a formal Access Request to Interpol’s CCF. We file these requests on your behalf and can also provide advice on safe travel routes and preventive […]