How to Remove Yourself From CoreLogic (Cotality)

To remove yourself from CoreLogic, now rebranded as Cotality, submit a Data Subject Request through the forms linked in the legal section of cotality.com, call 1-800-634-4149, or email datasubjectrequests@cotality.com with your name and a clear deletion request. To stop the sale or sharing of your data, use the "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link in the site footer or the same phone and email routes.

CoreLogic is the property broker. Its databases cover over 99 percent of US properties, which means if you have ever owned, rented, financed, or insured a home, this company almost certainly holds a file on you. And unlike a people-search listing that exposes your phone number, CoreLogic's data describes your financial life: what you own, what it is worth, and your mortgage history, sold to lenders, insurers, real estate platforms, and government agencies. The 2025 rebrand to Cotality changed the name, not the business.

What does CoreLogic know about me?

Property ownership records, mortgage and lien details, tax assessments, home valuations, sale histories, foreclosure filings, and risk scores for floods, fires, and other hazards, going back decades. Through its Credco unit, the company also produces specialty credit reports that mortgage lenders pull when you apply for a loan. Insurers and lenders make real decisions about your rates and applications based on this data, so an error in a CoreLogic file can quietly cost you money in ways a people-search listing never could.

How do I opt out of CoreLogic?

Verified against Cotality's live US privacy notice as of July 2026, there are two things to file:

Part 1: The deletion request

1. Go to cotality.com and open the Legal section linked in the footer, then find the Notice at Collection and US State Supplemental Privacy Notice.
2. Open the General Website Visitor Data Subject Request form linked there. Separate B2B and HR forms exist for California residents with a business or employment relationship to the company; most people want the general form.
3. Select the request type for deletion of your personal information, fill in your name, email, phone, and mailing address, and submit.
4. Alternatively, email datasubjectrequests@cotality.com stating you are exercising your right to delete all personal information the company holds about you. Include your full name, current and past addresses tied to properties you have owned or rented, and your email so the company can match your records.
5. Respond promptly to any identity verification. Expect a more rigorous check than people-search sites run, since financial data is involved.

Part 2: The do-not-sell opt-out

1. Click the "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link at the bottom of cotality.com and follow the prompts.
2. Or call 1-800-634-4149, or send an email with your name to datasubjectrequests@cotality.com asking to opt out of the sale and sharing of your personal information, including for targeted advertising.
3. Keep your confirmation. If the company refuses a request, you have the right to appeal through the same phone number and email.

Can everyone get their data deleted from CoreLogic?

No, and honesty about this saves you frustration. Your rights depend on your state's privacy law, and even where deletion rights exist, the company can deny requests under legal exceptions, for example data it needs for legal compliance, completed transactions, or security. Property records themselves are public documents held by county governments, and no broker opt-out erases the courthouse originals. What a request realistically achieves is pulling you out of the marketing and analytics products where CoreLogic monetizes your profile.

Is CoreLogic legit?

Yes, it is a major, established data and analytics company serving most of the top US mortgage lenders. Parts of its business, like Credco credit reports, operate under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which gives you dispute rights when a report about you contains errors. Legitimacy cuts both ways here: the data is accurate enough that institutions act on it, which is exactly why you should care what is in your file.

How long does CoreLogic removal take?

State privacy laws give the company 45 days to complete a verified request, with one possible 45-day extension. In practice expect roughly 30 to 45 days for a deletion, plus time for the identity verification round trip. The do-not-sell opt-out generally processes faster.

Does CoreLogic put my info back?

New public records can absolutely rebuild your file. Every deed transfer, refinance, tax assessment, and permit filing generates fresh data that flows into property databases, so a deletion today does not block next year's records. The pattern holds across the entire broker industry, and the measured numbers are stark: when Consumer Reports compared removal methods, around 27 percent of listings came down via automated and do-it-yourself requests, versus roughly 70 percent when human specialists handled the work and kept re-filing. Whoever checks back wins.

Can I remove my family from CoreLogic?

Each adult submits their own request, though Cotality explicitly accepts authorized agent requests with a signed authorization, so you can file for a spouse or relative with their written consent. For jointly owned property, each owner named on the records should file separately for full coverage.

Is it safe to opt out of CoreLogic?

Yes. The verification asks for identifying details, sometimes more than feels comfortable, but the company matches them against records it already holds to make sure the right person's data is deleted. Provide only what the form requires, and if a document upload is requested, redact anything not needed for matching, like ID numbers.

How did CoreLogic get my info?

Primarily from public records: county deeds, mortgages, tax rolls, and court filings, collected at scale for over 50 years, then enriched with data from industry partners like lenders and insurers. Buying a home puts you in the system automatically, no signup required. The mechanics of that pipeline are covered in our guide to how data brokers get your information, and the reach matters beyond Cotality itself, since wholesale property data feeds the people-search sites that publish your address next to your name.

Is CoreLogic removal free?

Yes. Every route, the web forms, the phone line, and the email address, costs nothing, and privacy laws prohibit charging you for exercising these rights in ordinary cases.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cotality the same company as CoreLogic?

Yes. CoreLogic rebranded to Cotality in 2025. Same company, same data, new name, and requests submitted through cotality.com cover the CoreLogic records.

What is CoreLogic Credco?

Credco is the company's specialty consumer reporting arm, producing merged credit reports for mortgage lenders. Because it is FCRA-regulated, you can request a copy of your Credco report and dispute inaccurate entries, which is separate from and often more useful than a privacy deletion request.

Does opting out of CoreLogic hide my property records?

No. Deeds, mortgages, and tax records stay public at the county level regardless of any broker request. The opt-out limits how CoreLogic packages and sells that data, not the existence of the public record itself.

I saw a Teletrack inquiry linked to CoreLogic. Where do I opt out?

Teletrack has been an Equifax company since 2021, so requests about Teletrack data go through Equifax, not Cotality. Older guides that bundle the two are out of date.