Checking for a red notice
Finding out whether a notice or diffusion exists.
Legal services · International criminal matters
An Interpol red notice can lead to arrest at a border and a request for extradition. Our lawyers help people in and outside the UAE find out where they stand, challenge notices that should not exist and defend them in extradition proceedings.
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Preview only: this form does not send requests yet.An Interpol red notice is a request from one country, circulated through Interpol to police worldwide, to locate a person and provisionally arrest them pending extradition or similar legal action. It is not an international arrest warrant; each country decides how to act on it under its own law, and a notice can be challenged.
Cases we handle
Sensitive cases, handled discreetly.
Finding out whether a notice or diffusion exists.
Requests to delete notices that breach Interpol's rules.
Defending you before the UAE courts against extradition.
Immediate representation after an arrest at the airport or border.
Defending people abroad facing a UAE-issued notice.
Resolving the original case that caused the notice.
What we do
Each case depends on the countries involved and the underlying charge.
If you think a notice may exist, get advice before you travel. Arrest usually happens at an airport.
What to bring
How it works
We listen, assess the risk and tell you what not to do.
We look into whether a notice exists and why.
Before Interpol's file control body or the UAE courts.
We work to close the case so you can travel again.
Your position
We represent you before the UAE courts and argue every ground against extradition.
We work on the original UAE case and the notice, so you can return or travel safely.
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Why Al Kirbi
Most red notices are not public. A lawyer can request information on your file through the proper channels and assess the risk before you travel.
Yes, if it breaches Interpol's rules, for example if it is political or lacks proper basis. Challenges go to Interpol's independent file control body.
No. Extradition requests are examined by the UAE authorities and courts under UAE law, and you can defend yourself.
It is possible. That is why checking your position before travelling matters.
Yes. We can work on the original UAE case and the notice. See criminal cases.
Fees depend on the countries and the case. We give you a clear quote after the first consultation.