Living-person privacy

Exercise your privacy rights without an account

You can contact GeneaProof if information about you may have been added to someone else's genealogy research, even if you have never created an account.

Account ownership is not required

A living person described in a family tree may have privacy rights of their own. We assess the real controller role and each relevant workspace separately.

Rights request

Provide only enough detail to identify you and understand the request. Do not include an identity document, password, raw DNA, payment data or a complete family-tree export.

Right you want to exerciseName of the person concernedContact emailCountry or territoryDetails needed to distinguish the person and requestFor example name variants, approximate birth year and place, and exactly what should be accessed, corrected, erased or restricted. Do not paste a complete family tree.Your authority or relationship, if relevantState whether you are the person concerned or an authorized representative. Do not include an identity document here.I confirm that this request is made by me as the person concerned or by an authorized representative, and that the information supplied is accurate to the best of my knowledge.