Get your car's record off Carcheck.by

Carcheck.by in brief

Carcheck.by is a website on Belarus’s .by domain. We tried to look through it in October 2026, but it did not open for us, so this page does not describe its layout and does not guess at it. What we say about the record comes from CleanVINUSA’s product description: Carcheck.by keeps the car’s photos and the price it was bought for, and once the record is removed the car no longer appears on the site.

The quickest way to see whether your car is there is the VIN checker on this page. A Google search for the VIN, in quotes, works too.

What the order takes down — and what it leaves

Taken down:

• the car’s record in the Carcheck.by database, with its photos and purchase price;
• the car’s presence on the site — after removal it no longer shows up there.

Not promised:

• the Google ranking and Google Images. The product description says plainly that these are not part of the promise. We still ask Google to drop the old result for eligible links, and Google usually drops a missing page within 1–2 days on its own — but the decision is Google’s.

Not touched at all:

• official records — the title brand, NMVTIS, insurance claims;
• history reports such as Carfax and AutoCheck;
• copies of the same auction record on other websites.

The order concerns a page on a privately run website. Official databases are kept by other bodies, and no service can truthfully offer to rewrite them.

How we handle a Carcheck.by order

You order with the VIN; if you start from the checker, it is attached for you, and the page address you found helps as well. We file the removal request with Carcheck.by and follow it up until the record, its photos and the price are gone. If the site asks for proof of ownership, we tell you what it needs. When the record has been processed, we confirm it, and then we ask Google about the old result.

Payment is on cleanvinusa.com by card, PayPal or USDT. A removed record does not come back; if the car is listed on Carcheck.by again later, after a new auction for example, that is a new case and a new order.

How long it takes

The promised time for Carcheck.by is 12–24 hours, and it can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers. Google tends to catch up 1–2 days after the page disappears. The product text speaks only about Google; Yandex and other search engines refresh their results whenever they next visit the old address.

Why people ask for it

A page like this ties a VIN to pictures of the car and to the amount paid for it. Photos can show number plates, papers left on a seat or things inside the car, and the record can be found for years by anyone who types the VIN into a search box. For most owners it is a privacy question: they would rather the page simply were not there. The car’s official history stays the same either way.