Non-disclosure of name and address

You can register non-disclosure of name and address online using NemID.

If you request non-disclosure of your name and address, you can prevent the disclosure of your name and address to private individuals and for marketing purposes.

This also prevents you from appearing in local telephone directories and from getting direct mail from businesses that are made on the basis of information from the CPR register.

You can request non-disclosure regarding businesses and marketing by logging on to borger.dk. The page is in Danish and you log in with your NemID by pressing "Videre". A new Window opens, and you can change the language to English or German.

General information

The non-disclosure is valid for 100 years
The non-disclosure is valid until the date of expiry, even if you change your address
Your address will always be available to public authorities
In certain cases, your address may be disclosed to other private individuals able to document an overdue claim against you, for example, an invoice
The non-disclosure only covers disclosure of information from the CPR register.

Special information regarding direct mail

Charity organisations and opinion and market research companies may still call you, even if you have requested non-disclosure of your name and address.

Advertising materials and flyers, which do not carry an address, are not covered by this scheme. To avoid receiving this type of mail, sign up for 'reklamer nej tak' ('no advertising materials and flyers, please') with FK Distribution.

Discontinuation of non-disclosure

You can discontinue the non-disclosure using the online self-service solution above. You can also write to Folkeregisteret (the Public Registration Office) or visit a Citizen Service Centre (Borgerservice).

If you show up in person, remember to bring valid picture ID such as your passport or driving licence.

Through the self-service solution, you can establish, extend or delete non-disclosure of your name and address. You can use this link to log in with NemID.

General information

The non-disclosure is valid for one year
The non-disclosure is valid until the date of expiry, even if you change your address
If you have requested non-disclosure, your name and address will not appear in the telephone directory
Your address will always be available to public authorities
In certain cases, your address may be disclosed to other private individuals able to document an overdue claim against you, such as an invoice
The non-disclosure only covers disclosure of information from the CPR register
You should inform your telephone company of the non-disclosure, as it could cause problems, for example, in connection with taking out subscriptions.

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