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What happens if LexisNexis refuses my erasure request?

LexisNexis frequently rejects initial erasure requests, particularly for sanctions-related or PEP listings. When this occurs, the next step is lodging a formal complaint with the relevant data protection authority — typically the UK ICO for World-Check data processed under UK GDPR, or the Cyprus Commissioner if processed through their EU entity. Regulatory complaints generally take 3–6 months for initial assessment. If the regulator finds in your favour, they can order erasure and impose compliance measures. In exceptional cases, civil proceedings in the High Court or equivalent jurisdiction may be necessary to compel deletion.

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