Interpol Lawyers

If you have received a red notice from Interpol or have been mentioned on one, please reach out to us immediately.

Red notices are issued when a country seeks the location and arrest of wanted individuals in order to extradite them. As a result, an INTERPOL Red Notice may severely restrict a person’s liberty, mobility, and ability to conduct business. It might have a severe influence on one’s reputation, as well as the closing of bank accounts.

Many individuals will not be aware that a Red Notice has been sent, even though it will be posted on the INTERPOL website. Even if there is an extradition agreement in place between countries, a Red Notice may result in an arrest. Even if an extradition request is denied, a Red Notice is almost certainly going to remain active.

They can be the result of politically motivated criminal actions or civil squabbles. We often assist professionals who encounter a Red Notice as part of hostile civil litigation, and where the prospect of criminal prosecution is recognized.

Because no two situations are the same, any technique will differ from one case to another. However, it is certain that clients require expert and experienced consultants to assist them in achieving the greatest possible results.

This is where Interpol lawyers come to your rescue.

The processing of Red Notices against refugees is prohibited by INTERPOL’s Refugee Policy, and it will not be accepted if :

(1) The status of the refugee has been confirmed.;

(2) the notice is requested by the country where the individual fears persecution; 

(3) The decision to grant refugee status is not based on politics.

As a result, there are numerous human rights concerns that might lead to a Red Notice being cancelled, including:

• There should be no discrimination against people. (Article 2 UN Declaration of Human Rights)
• The Right to Life, Liberty, and Security (Article 3 United Nations Declaration of Human Rights)
• The right to be protected from torture and cruel and inhumane punishment. (UN Declaration of Human Rights, Article 5)
• Every person has the right to an effective remedy before competent national tribunals for acts that violate his or her fundamental rights protected by the constitution or law. (United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, Article 8)
• No one should be arbitrarily detained, arrested, or exiled. (Article 9 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights)
• The right to a fair trial (UN Declaration of Human Rights, Article 10)
• The right to a fair hearing is in accordance with the law (UN Declaration of Human Rights, Article 11).

• Key Skills: Getting rid of or correcting a Red Notice can be time-consuming, unpredictable, and stressful. We have the knowledge and capacity to devise the most successful approach to assist clients in these trying circumstances. We are familiar with all of the existing interpolar regulations.
• Connectivity and Networking: We collaborate with our worldwide network of reputable local attorneys as necessary, negotiate with UK authorities to minimize the impact of a Notice if feasible, or engage with specialists to create the strongest possible case against a customer’s name.
• Awareness, Knowledge and Experience: We’re well aware of the significance of reputation management, and we frequently work with our certified reputation management experts to assist clients who are having similar difficulties, such as WorldCheck listings.
• Client is our top most priority: Interpol red notices are a source of worry and anxiety for families. We make certain to assist those affected by our experience. If you’re one of them, please contact us.