How to Remove Your Information from Bizapedia

Bizapedia publishes officer, owner, and registered agent details it pulls from state business registries — if you've ever formed an LLC or corporation, your name and sometimes an address can end up there even though you never dealt with Bizapedia directly. It offers a free request process, but what you can get removed depends on whether the business is still active.

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Notice: If you've formed a business, the same name and address details on Bizapedia often turn up on other data-broker and people-search sites too. You can see for yourself, at no cost, before dealing with each site one by one.

Quick overview

What is Bizapedia

Bizapedia is a business-information site that republishes company registration records pulled from state Secretary of State registries — the same filings anyone can already look up directly on a state's own business search portal, gathered into one searchable database.

A typical company page lists the business name and status, officers or members, the registered agent, and often a filed address. That's different from most other data brokers on this list, which compile general people-search profiles — Bizapedia's listings specifically come from business registrations, so it mainly affects people who own or manage an LLC or corporation.

How to remove yourself

This costs nothing but time, and it's the correct starting point even if you plan to bring in help for the ongoing monitoring afterward.

  1. 1

    Find your listing and copy its URL

    Search your company name on Bizapedia, open the company page, and copy its exact URL.

  2. 2

    Submit the contact form

    Go to bizapedia.com/contact.aspx (the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of the page), enter your email and name, paste the company page URL, and choose "I would like to hide my company's private information from the general public" — or the dissolved-business option if the company has actually closed.

  3. 3

    Confirm by email

    Bizapedia emails a verification link from noreply@bizapedia.com — click it to validate the request. Unvalidated requests are automatically deleted after 24 hours, so confirm promptly.

If your business has multiple owners or officers, each of their names may still appear on the listing even after your own request goes through — the form is built around one requester per submission.

Hide vs. full removal — and what can bring a listing back

Bizapedia draws a hard line between an active and an inactive business. A still-active company can only have its private information hidden — the profile page itself stays up. A full listing takeover requires the business to be dissolved, closed, or converted, which Bizapedia says it checks against state records before acting.

Because Bizapedia's data comes from state business registries, a later update to your entity's official filing — a renewal, an address change, a new registered agent — can cause the listing to regenerate with fresh information. Bizapedia hasn't published a statement acknowledging this the way some other data brokers have, but the mechanism is the same one behind re-listing on every broker that re-pulls from public source records, which is why a single request isn't a permanent fix on its own.

Common questions

Can I get my Bizapedia listing removed completely, or just hidden?

It depends on whether the business is still active. Bizapedia will only remove a company's full listing if the business is dissolved, closed, converted, or otherwise no longer active — and says it verifies that against state records first. For a still-active business, the available option is to hide the private information (officer, owner, and registered agent names and addresses) while the company profile itself stays up.

Does removing my info from Bizapedia change my company's actual Secretary of State record?

No. Bizapedia is a private company that republishes business filings it pulls from state Secretary of State registries — it isn't the state record itself. Submitting a removal or hide request to Bizapedia only affects Bizapedia's own listing; your official filing stays exactly as it is on the state's own business search portal.

Could the hidden information come back later?

It's possible. Bizapedia continues pulling updated data from state business registries over time, and if your entity's state filing changes — a renewal, an amendment, a new registered agent — that could regenerate a listing with fresh information. Bizapedia hasn't published a statement acknowledging this the way some other data brokers have, but the underlying mechanism (re-pulling from the same public source) is the same reason other brokers' listings resurface.

Does Bizapedia charge a fee to submit a removal or hide request?

No — the contact form at bizapedia.com/contact.aspx is free to submit. You provide an email address, your name, and the URL of your company's Bizapedia page, then confirm the request through a verification link Bizapedia emails you.

What if my business is still active — is there any point submitting a request?

Yes. The "hide my company's private information from the general public" option on Bizapedia's contact form exists specifically for active businesses — it's a separate choice from the full-removal option, which only applies once a business has closed.

Related

The same officer or address details often also show up on general people-search sites — see our WhitePages removal guide or Intelius removal guide, or the full Data Broker Removal service.

We've been through Bizapedia's own request process ourselves — the deliberately out-of-the-way contact form, the email verification step, the distinction between hiding and full removal — and we verify each request actually clears rather than assuming a submitted form is the end of it.

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