Interpol Blue Notice

Interpol Blue Notice

Interpol blue notices are issued to gather information on individuals suspected of involvement in a crime or possessing crime-related knowledge. These notices help in identifying the suspect, their criminal activities, or whereabouts, aiding Interpol and authorities in tracking and investigating. For example, a Blue Notice might be requested to obtain data on a citizen suspected of complicity in crimes.

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Interpol Blue Notice

Interpol Blue Notice

The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), formed in 1923, is an intergovernmental organization that collaborates to prevent and combat global crime. It issues international alerts, or notices, to assist in apprehending criminals and combating criminal activities.

There are eight types of Interpol notices, including the blue notice. Typically, each Interpol member country has a National Central Bureau (NCB) that sends critical crime information notice requests to Interpol’s General Secretariat so that they can be published on Interpol’s website.

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A blue notice from Interpol can lead to surveillance and tracking. While it has a similar function to a red notice, it differs because it can be issued before criminal charges are filed. After issuing a blue notice, Interpol may request assistance from member countries:

  1. Locating relatives, associates, or friends of the suspected offender.
  2. Identify persons connected with committed criminal offenses.
  3. Finding witnesses to committed criminal offenses.
  4. Seek the location of someone wanted for criminal charges.

Blue Notice Removal

Blue Notice RemovalDealing with an Interpol Blue Notice can be challenging and significantly affect your personal and professional life, leading to surveillance, stress, and legal issues. Professional help is advisable.

Our experienced Interpol Blue Notice Lawyers specialize in removing Blue Notices. We provide guidance to challenge and potentially remove a Blue Notice against your name.

The process begins with a thorough evaluation of the Blue Notice, assessing its validity and conformity with Interpol’s regulations. Our legal experts will then devise a strategic plan to argue your case effectively, emphasizing any inaccuracies or inconsistencies in the notice, if applicable.

We liaise directly with the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files (CCF) on your behalf, ensuring a structured and persuasive representation of your case. Throughout this challenging time, our Interpol Blue Notice Lawyers will stand by your side, providing expert legal advice and constant support.

With our specialized assistance, you can confront the Blue Notice Interpol with confidence, mitigating its potential impact on your life. Trust us to help you navigate this complex process and fight for your rights.

Other Types of Interpol Notices 

Other Types of Interpol Notices 

  • Red Notice: Red notices help locate, arrest, and extradite a wanted person to face criminal charges or serve a sentence. An Interpol red notice request must clearly state the person’s criminal activities, name, nationality, date of birth, and other details.
  • Yellow Notice: It helps locate missing persons or identify individuals unable to identify themselves, especially minors.
  • Black Notice: It helps obtain critical crime-related information on unidentified bodies.
  • Green Notice: It’s a public safety alert used to warn the public about an individual’s criminal activities and the possibility of them committing criminal offenses in other countries.
  • Orange Notice: Used to warn international organizations and the public about a person, an event, an object, a process, or a parcel believed to pose a serious and imminent threat to the public or property.
  • Purple Notice: It seeks and provides information on modus operandi, procedures, devices, and concealment methods used by criminals.
  • INTERPOL–United Nations Security Council Special Notice: Used to inform Interpol’s member countries about groups and individuals subject to UN Security Council Sanctions Committees.

How Interpol Notices Work 

How Interpol Notices WorkThe Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files (CCF) is in charge of receiving notice requests from NCBs of Interpol member states. It ensures they meet legal requirements before entering them into Interpol’s databases.

The Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files (CCF) handles notice requests from National Central Bureaus (NCBs) of Interpol member states, ensuring legal compliance before adding them to Interpol’s databases. Key criteria include non-involvement in military, religious, political, or racial matters, respecting human rights as per Article 2 of Interpol’s Constitution, and having adequate information about the wanted person.

Anyone subject to Interpol’s notices is considered innocent until proven guilty. When challenging these notices, you must use Interpol’s four official languages, i.e., English, Spanish, Arabic, and French.

What is the function of Interpol blue notice?

An Interpol Blue Notice is issued to identify or gather information about a person involved in a criminal investigation. The Blue Notice list includes individuals suspected of crimes. Understanding how these notices function and your rights if targeted is essential, particularly if an arrest warrant is issued against you. In such cases, seeking legal assistance is advisable due to the complexities of Interpol law.

Lawyer Kendall Coffey
Kendall Coffey
Senior Partner
Mr. Coffey is a former U.S. Attorney, Southern District of Florida (1993-1996); and served as Chair of, the Southern District Conference, Florida Federal Judicial Nominating Commission (April 2009 – January 2017).

Interpol Blue Notice FAQ

What is a Blue Notice?
A Blue Notice is a type of Interpol notice that is used to collect additional information about a person's identity, location, or activities in relation to a crime.
What is the Blue Interpol list?
The Blue Interpol list refers to the list of individuals against whom a Blue Notice has been issued by Interpol. These are people about whom countries want to gather more information for law enforcement purposes.
What information is typically contained in a Blue Notice?
A Blue Notice usually contains details about the person of interest, such as their name, nationality, physical description, and any identifying features. It may also include details about the criminal activity they are related to.
What is the purpose of issuing a Blue Notice?
The purpose of a Blue Notice is to gather information about a person who might be involved in a crime. It's not an arrest warrant, but a request to learn more about a person's identity, location, or criminal activities.
How is a Blue Notice different from other Interpol notices like Red or Green Notices?
While a Red Notice is an international request for arrest with a view to extradition, and a Green Notice is a warning about a person's criminal activities, a Blue Notice is specifically used to collect additional information about a person. It does not involve arrest or warn about potential risks.
Can a Blue Notice lead to my arrest?
No, a Blue Notice is not an arrest warrant. It is a request for information about a person's identity, location, or activities, and does not authorize any law enforcement agency to make an arrest.
What should I do if I find out there is a Blue Notice issued against me?
If you discover a Blue Notice has been issued against you, it would be advisable to consult with a lawyer who has experience with Interpol matters. They can help you understand the implications and the best course of action.
How can a lawyer help me if a Blue Notice has been issued in my name?
An experienced lawyer can help you understand why the notice was issued, guide you on responding appropriately, and possibly assist in having the notice removed if it was issued without proper cause.
How long does a Blue Notice remain in effect?
The length of time a Blue Notice remains in effect can vary, depending on the circumstances of the investigation. There's no fixed time limit, but it usually remains active until the information sought is provided or the notice is cancelled.
Can a Blue Notice be issued against me without my knowledge?
Yes, a Blue Notice can be issued without your knowledge. It's primarily a communication between law enforcement agencies.
Can I challenge or dispute a Blue Notice issued against me?
Yes, if you believe a Blue Notice has been issued against you in error or unfairly, you can challenge it. An experienced lawyer can help guide you through the process.
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