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Opt out of National Opinion Institute, LLC

National Opinion Institute, LLC is a data broker registered in California and based in Falls Church, VA. A data broker collects and sells personal details about people it has no direct relationship with, so you never hear from it first. Ways to ask it: request by email, privacy page.

How to ask National Opinion Institute, LLC to remove your information

  1. Open National Opinion Institute, LLC's page on California privacy rights , the one it gave the state.
  2. Choose the request you want. California privacy law lets you ask a business to delete the personal information it holds about you, to stop selling or sharing it, and to tell you what it has.
  3. Keep a copy of what you send and the date. Some brokers ask you to confirm who you are before they act.
  4. Check again in a few months. Brokers can add you back when they refresh their records, so one request is not always the end of it.

What National Opinion Institute, LLC told California

This section is National Opinion Institute, LLC's own filing with the California Privacy Protection Agency's data broker registry, read on October 4, 2026. Ghostifier has not checked it.

Registered as
National Opinion Institute, LLC
Registered in
Falls Church, VA

It reported that it collects government-issued ID numbers used to verify who someone is and gender identity and expression.

In the past year it reported sharing or selling consumers' data with the federal government.

Requests it received in 2024

In 2024 it reported receiving 1 requests to delete. It fully complied with 1 (100%), partly complied with 0 and denied 0. The median time to respond was 30 days.

It reported receiving no requests to opt out of sale or sharing in 2024.

RequestReceivedFully compliedPartlyDeniedMedian days
Delete110030
Opt out of sale or sharingNone reported
Know what is collectedNone reported
Know what is sold or sharedNone reported
Limit use of sensitive informationNone reported

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