How to remove yourself from Trellis
Trellis is a site that republishes court records. You can ask it to hide or remove your information for free. It takes a few minutes, then Trellis says it can take up to 4 weeks to act.
Before you start
Find the page about your case on trellis.law and copy its link. If a court sealed or expunged the case, have a copy of the order ready.
Steps
- Open the page about you on trellis.law.
- At the bottom right of the case page, click Request Redaction. Enter your name and email, say the record is about you, and give your reason. One request per case page.
- If a court sealed or expunged the case, upload the order: Trellis needs it to delete the page rather than hide it. Then submit.
Good to know
Trellis hides the page from logged-out visitors and asks search engines not to index it. It never charges for this. A court order sealing the case is needed for full deletion.
This guide isn't legal advice. Your state's court website has official guides to sealing and expungement, and free legal aid can help.
Steps checked November 4, 2026. Sites change their forms from time to time; if a page looks different, look for the same choices. Simbo isn't affiliated with Trellis.
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