Interpol red notice search is a valuable tool in helping to find reputable sources of information and evidence. Interpol is an international law enforcement organization dedicated to ensuring public safety, working with local authorities to identify those who might potentially pose harm. Interpol’s database allows for a thorough search process to be conducted through its network of member states, resulting in the most updated, accurate information on criminal activity worldwide. Interpol’s standardized red notices illuminate exactly who has been sought in relation to illegal activities and other serious offenses, allowing Interpol members – or anyone else with access – to search high-risk individuals or organizations for any potential conflict. Interpol continues to be the global standard for trusted law enforcement information collection and exchange.
How to check whether a person is in the databases
If there is reason to believe that a person has been declared wanted through Interpol, this information can be checked on the Interpol website. However, the website does not contain a complete list of wanted persons, and it is, therefore, advisable to request access to the INTERPOL files (request for access to information).
The result of the request, in particular, will be information on the presence/absence of the person in the Interpol databases, the form of the search (card/diffusion), and brief information about which criminal proceedings the person is wanted, under which articles, by which country. If a person is or is about to become a subject of criminal proceedings, there is no point in “searching” himself/herself through the Interpol database, as the impending search is inevitable, it is better to prepare a preventive request and prepare a request for deletion/rectification of information in the Interpol information system.
