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Here’s what consumers have asked with answers from Family Search staff and previous consumers.
You fill in the form by going to contact us. But don't hold your breath. I did that. They sent me an email asking for my username to confirm the deletion, which I gave, and my account is still active. I have sent a second form but I doubt it will do any good.
FamilySearch is one, big "shared family tree." You do not have a private family tree like you do on Ancestry. People change information all the time, especially LDS Church "volunteers." If they want something to be a certain way, they will keep changing it and changing it, and in addition they may send you threatening messages telling you that you cannot place any information on that part of the "shared tree"--it is only "shared" for them, not you. They have even done this to my grandmother, with whom I lived. Overnight all your cousins from a certain part of your family may disappear because someone has combined your grandfather and great grandfather into one person because they both had first names starting with the letter T (for example), never mind that their birth dates were 40 years apart. I could literally give you 1,0000 personal examples...
