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Eliminating Unfounded INTERPOL Red Notices

red notice removal

Case Overview

A U.S. resident with Venezuelan nationality sought legal assistance to address an INTERPOL Red Notice issued by Venezuela. The notice stemmed from fabricated fraud allegations connected to a personal dispute involving a civil case against the client’s family member’s company in Miami. Despite not residing in or visiting Venezuela for over seven years, the client was falsely implicated in the matter as an act of revenge by the opposing party in the civil case.

Overcoming the Challenges of False Allegations

Removing a Red Notice based on false claims requires meticulous legal work and strategic action. The key challenges in this case included:

  • Proving Fabrication: Demonstrating that the allegations were baseless and driven by personal motives rather than legitimate legal grounds.
  • Jurisdictional Issues: Navigating the complexities of challenging a notice issued by Venezuelan authorities while ensuring compliance with U.S. and international legal frameworks.
  • Impact on Freedom of Movement: The Red Notice significantly restricted the client’s ability to travel internationally, creating both professional and personal hardships.

Our team initiated a comprehensive review of the case, compiling evidence to prove the fabricated nature of the allegations. We filed a formal request with INTERPOL’s Commission for the Control of Files (CCF) to review and delete the notice. This involved presenting detailed documentation, including proof of the client’s absence from Venezuela during the alleged events and evidence of the opposing party’s ulterior motives. Additionally, we collaborated with Lawyers in Dubai to ensure a multi-jurisdictional approach to addressing the issue.

Result

Through our coordinated efforts, the client’s name was successfully removed from INTERPOL’s database, restoring their ability to travel freely and alleviating the stress caused by the wrongful allegations. This case underscores the importance of experienced legal representation in addressing complex international legal disputes effectively.

Dmytro Konovalenko
Senior Partner, Attorney-at-law, admitted to the Bar (Certificate to practice Law #001156)
Dmytro Konovalenko is member of the International Association of Lawyers. He specialises in cases related to Interpol and successfully successfully challenged Red Notices, extradition requests, and implemented preventive measures for clients from Europe, Asia, the Far East.

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