Remove my listing
No account, no login, nothing to prove first. Fill in the form below; removal takes at most 5 working days. Go to the form.
If you are listed here
You did not ask to be, and nothing is sold. You can correct a fact or remove the listing without an account, and you can stop our crawler reading your website with two lines of robots.txt.
- What being listed means
Your firm has a profile page here and appears in city and service listings. Everything on it is a public ICPAC register record or a service name read from your own website. You did not ask to be listed, no one paid for it, and nothing is sold.
- What we will remove
- The profile page, which then returns “removed at the firm’s request”
- The firm from every listing, filter and count of results
- Everything read from your website: services, languages, the page text we kept
- The website link and telephone number
- The list of practitioners on the profile
Your domain is added to the crawler’s skip list at the same time. You can also ask for only part of this — see the form.
- What stays, and why
The ICPAC register is a public record we did not create and cannot edit. Each practitioner’s name, employer and office address stay on it whatever we do here. Removing the listing stops us republishing those records; it does not make them private.
Two things remain on this site after removal. The register-derived totals — the number of firms, and of firms in each city — still count you, because they count register records, and nothing in them names you. And the Changes page records that a listing was removed on that date, without saying which.
What happens next
- Within 1 working day, a person confirms receipt by email.
- Before acting, we check the request with the firm at the contact held on the register, so a listing cannot be removed by someone outside it.
- Within 5 working days of that check, the change is made and you are told it is done.
To stay listed but stop us reading your website, see About our crawler.