Delete Your Individual User Account – Proof Help Center
Individual users who meet specific criteria—such as having a verified email, creating their own account for personal transactions, not being linked to an organization, and having no or only signer-completed transactions—can delete their Proof account themselves via the Data & Privacy settings, which removes their personal data and makes documents unviewable while preserving transaction records without personal information, whereas users who do not meet these criteria must contact the organization's admin or submit a privacy request form.
The short answer: Individual users can delete their own account if they meet specific eligibility criteria.
If your account is associated with an organization's account, contact the owner or administrator of the organization's Proof account instead.
Who Can Do This
Self-service account deletion is available to individuals who meet all of the following criteria:
- Verified their email address
- Created their own account to complete their own transaction (they were not sent a transaction by a business)
- Are not associated with an organization account at Proof
- Do not have completed transactions in their account, OR the completed transactions only include them as the signer
If you don't meet the criteria for self-service deletion, you can submit a form to the Privacy Team to request that your account be deleted.
How It Works
When your account is deleted, the transaction still exists, however:
- Your personal data, including IP addresses, is completely wiped out (replaced with stars).
- Documents are no longer viewable.
- Any third-party vendors are contacted to remove photos of your IDs.
- The transaction is no longer searchable by your personal information, including email address. This record is findable using the transaction ID; no user data is displayed.
If you completed transactions with a notary, your information remains in the notary's journal, which is their personal property. Notary journals on the Proof platform cannot be tampered with or deleted.
Delete Your Account
Log in to your Proof account to complete the steps below.
- 1.Select your initials in the upper right corner and choose Data & Privacy.
- 2.Select Start process next to Account deletion.
- 3.If your account is eligible for self-service deletion, a confirmation prompt will appear. Select Send verification code — you'll receive an email with a code to enter and confirm the deletion.
- 4.If your account isn't eligible for self-service deletion, you'll be directed to a privacy request form instead. The Privacy Team may need to verify your identity — allow up to 10 business days for a response.
Summary Checklist
- Select your initials in the upper-right corner and choose Data & Privacy.
- Select Start process next to Account deletion.
- If eligible, select Send verification code and enter the code from your email.
- If not eligible, complete the privacy request form — allow up to 10 business days for a response.
Still Unsure?
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