Why can’t I see my own record on the wikitree?

All living people are private on GEDCOM sites, even in public family trees.

People marked as “living” in family trees are not visible in searches at any privacy level. Living people are visible only to the tree owner. If no death information is provided, people under 100 years old are considered to be living. If your tree is public, the only way to make someone private without making the whole tree private is to mark them as living. Only a living person’s gender is publicly displayed; all other details are hidden.

Your GEDCOM data may be uploaded to a public tree and even if you request your account to be deleted, your files may continue to exist publicly or privately on family trees of people who saved them to their trees during the time your tree was public.