No. The NCIC and Interpol databases are separate systems maintained by different authorities. Even after successfully expunging, sealing, or correcting your US record, any Interpol notice previously generated from that data may remain active unless it is withdrawn by the US authorities or separately challenged. You must file a distinct application with Interpol’s Commission for the Control of Files (CCF) to request deletion. The CCF must decide on a deletion request within nine months of the request being declared admissible, and the process requires demonstrating that the underlying legal basis for the notice no longer exists.
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