Florida Record

The Sunshine State is not so sunny when you have a past criminal record. Florida’s courts, law enforcement agencies, and background check companies make it easy for anyone to access criminal records. For anyone who has been arrested in Florida, this is bad news that can make it difficult to do most of the important things in life, like get a job, decent housing, travel and even build relationships. In Florida, only those individuals who have no convictions on their record, regardless of where or when the conviction occurred, are eligible to seal or expunge their criminal record.

But there is still hope.

People that don’t qualify to have a past Florida criminal record expunged or sealed can get a fresh start with our data removal service. While the process takes time and costs some money, that fresh start can be an incredibly good investment. Our web site is designed to provide useful information for anyone struggling to deal with a past criminal record in Florida.

We are prepared to help you clear your Florida criminal record whenever you sign up.  It is no surprise that so many people trust us to handle their background check removal. We serve all of Florida and have flat fee pricing and money-back guarantees on most services.

Process in Florida

Record clearing proceedings can be complicated. Small mistakes could force you to restart the whole process, possibly delaying you months or years. We can help you clear your record with the most popular background check companies. These companies need to be notified that your record has been cleared or your record can remain in their system for months or years. Our Expedited Record Clearance Update service can have these companies update their records within 45 days. This service will allow you to move forward with your life sooner.

How To Get Started

We can assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Florida. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Florida record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

California Record Clearing Services

If you have a criminal record in California, you may have already suffered some adverse consequences because of that record. However, California does have options for those looking to clear their criminal record.

How To Get Started

We can assist you by removing your records  from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of California. To determine if we will be able to help you with your California record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Colorado Record Clearing

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Record Clearing in Indiana

Is a criminal record holding you back from finding a job or housing in Indiana? Or have you lost your firearm rights as a result of an Indiana conviction? If you have had enough of letting a mistake from your past get in the way of your future, you have come to the right place.

You can find helpful information below about the options available in Indiana for those with a criminal record, including expunging it from for profit agencies, felony reduction and firearm rights restoration.

The Expungement Process in Indiana

After your record is expunged, we offer our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service, which will help clear your record from well over 100 background check companies. Your record can remain in the databases of these companies for months or years unless you notify them that the case has been expunged. Our ERCU service will have them update their records within 45 days, which can save you months or years of lost opportunities.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in IN

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Gun Rights Restoration

An expungement in Indiana will restore your firearm rights that may have been lost due to the conviction. However, if you are not eligible for an expungement, you still may be able to restore your gun rights. The judge will have discretion when deciding whether to grant the restoration. Some of the factors considered will be: whether you have been subject to a restraining order, your criminal history, and any rehabilitative programs completed.

Felony Reduction

If you were convicted of a class D felony, you may be eligible to reduce the felony to a class A misdemeanor. You must not be a registered sex or violent offender, three years must have passed since you completed the sentence, and you must be free of any felony convictions since completing your sentence. Additionally, the offense must not have resulted in bodily injury, and the conviction cannot be for perjury or official misconduct.

How To Get Started

We can assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Indiana. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Indiana record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Michigan Expungement and Record Sealing Services

We have helped hundreds of people in Michigan put their past behind them by clearing their criminal record. The job market is competitive, especially in Michigan. Clearing your record can make the difference between go to work and getting paid and just sitting on the couch.

If a criminal record in Michigan is holding you back, we would love to help you expunge your criminal record.

The sad reality is that employers and landlords often discriminate on criminal records for trivial offenses and ones that occurred decades ago. This often turns what was supposed to be an insignificant sentence into a life sentence.

This page can give you a helpful overview about all of options available in Michigan for those with a criminal record. While not all former offenders will be eligible, Michigan does offer remedies for many former offenders. These remedies were created to allow former offenders be more productive and get more out of life. Whether the offense was committed by a juvenile or adult, there may be a Michigan law that will allow your record to be cleared.

Setting Aside a Michigan Record

Michigan law uses the term set aside instead of the term expungement when referring to the way to remove a conviction from your record. Once a conviction is set aside, the conviction is deemed to never have occurred (with a few narrow exceptions).

Michigan set aside proceedings can be very complicated. Having us represent you helps to ensure that your case does not take longer than it needs to because of mistakes that could require you to start the process again from the beginning. We will handle every step of the process for you and work to get your case granted as quickly as possible.

Once your case is granted, we also offer our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service. This service will remove or update your case from well over 100 private background check companies. Unless you proactively notify these commercial background check providers that your case has been expunged, it can remain in their system for months or even years and be inaccurately reported to potential employers or landlords. With our service, your record will be updated with these companies within 45 days of receiving your granted order from the court.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in MI

Below is a brief introduction to some of the services we offer in Michigan. For more information, please visit the specific service page linked in the summary.

Set Aside Adult Conviction

Michigan allows for the setting aside of adult convictions. Michigan law allows for the set aside of most adult convictions. To be eligible must satisfy a five-year waiting period from completion of the sentence and you can not have more than one felony offense or more than two misdemeanor offense convictions. Certain serious felony offenses and traffic offenses are not eligible.

Set Aside Deferred or Diversion Case

If you completed a case that was deferred and dismissed, you may be eligible to have it set aside. Most offenses that were deferred and dismissed can be set aside as long as the other conviction and waiting period requirements are met.

Set Aside Juvenile Case

Michigan also provides for the set aside of juvenile cases and Many juvenile cases are eligible. You must be over 18 and one year must have passed since completion of the sentence. Felonies and traffic offenses are not eligible to be set aside. Additionally, you must have committed no more than 3 juvenile offenses and cannot have committed a felony as an adult

How To Get Started

We serve the entire state of Michigan. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Michigan record clearing or rights restoration, please view our services to get started. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your conviction off your record or your rights restored.

Illinois Expungement and Record Sealing Services

If you are interested in removing a past arrest or conviction from your criminal record in Illinois, you found the right place. We have the experience and expertise necessary to handle your expungement, record sealing, or firearm rights restoration in Illinois. Please browse our website to find information on all of the different options available to those with an Illinois criminal record, including expungement, record sealing and more. The best way for you to know what services you may be able to take advantage of is to run through our free online eligibility test, which will ask you some basic information on your case and let you know how we can help you.

We are a national expungement law firm, and we have the expertise and experience necessary to handle your case with the attention it deserves. We will match any competitor’s price, but nobody will match the quality of the service we provide our clients. We have expunged hundreds of criminal records in Illinois and are nationally recognized experts on expungement.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in IL

Expungement

If you have never been convicted of an offense, you may be eligible to expunge your record in Illinois. If you were acquitted, the charges were dismissed, your conviction was vacated or reversed on appeal, the Governor granted a pardon or if you successfully completed court supervision or qualified probation, your case is likely eligible for expungement. For court supervision cases, there is a waiting period between two and five years before you can expunge the case. For acquittals, dismissals, dropped charges, and vacated convictions there is no waiting period. There are also certain exceptions; if you were ordered to court supervision for a DUI or sexual offense against a minor, your case is not eligible.

Sealing

If you have been convicted of a crime, then you could still be eligible for an Illinois record sealing. You can seal convictions for many felonies and most misdemeanors after satisfying a waiting period. Additionally, you can seal arrest records. While an arrest record may be eligible for an expungement, if you had any other convictions on your record that would prevent an expungement but you could still move forward with the sealing. Certain convictions are not eligible to be sealed, please review the Sealing page for more information.

Juvenile Expungement

If you have a juvenile record in Illinois and are now over the age of 18, you could be eligible to have your juvenile case expunged. If you are over 18, you can expunge the records if you were not formally charged, you were found not guilty, you successfully completed supervision or the offense was a petty or business offense or the equivalent of a Class B or C misdemeanor. If you are over 21, your case can be expunged if you have had no convictions since you turned 18 and it has been 5 years since you were discharged from the Department of Juvenile Justice or your last juvenile court case ended or since your commitment. First-degree murder and felony sex offense cases are not eligible to be expunged.

Firearm Rights Restoration

You can restore your gun rights if the court finds that restoring your right to own and possess a firearm would not be contrary to the public interest. You must also show that, given your criminal history, the facts of the conviction and your reputation, you will not likely act in a manner dangerous to public safety. In order to petition to have the court consider these two factors, you must have not been convicted of a forcible felony within 20 years of the petition or at least 20 years must have passed since you were released from prison.

How To Get Started

We serve the entire state of Illinois. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Illinois record clearing or rights restoration, please view our services to get started. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your conviction off your record or your rights restored.

Expungement in Minnesota

If you are looking to have an expert Minnesota expungement attorney expunge your MN criminal record, you have come to the right place. Minnesota law allows most people with a criminal record to apply for expungement. If the court agrees to expunge your records, the court completely seals its records from public view and allows you to honestly say that you have not been convicted of a crime.

Getting rid of your criminal record is an investment in yourself that can lead to a better job and a lifetime of increased earnings.

Minnesota Expungement Process

Expungement cases in Minnesota can be very challenging. The District Attorneys regularly object to expungement. However, we will fight for you. Having us represent you will also ensure that you do not end up needlessly missing months or even years of opportunities because your case got delayed due to simple mistakes.

The process in Minnesota involves petitioning the court for an expungement (or restoration) in the county in which your original case occurred. The petition will contain all the necessary details from your original case that the court requires, as well as the arguments in favor of the court granting your case. This can include attaching supporting documentation as to why you are deserving of the relief requested. The court will review the petition and typically set it for a hearing for a judge to make a decision. We will represent you at that hearing and put forth the best arguments on your behalf.

Services We Offer in Minnesota

Below we provide a brief summary of the services we offer in Minnesota. Please visit the specific service page for more detailed information.

Record Expungement

Minnesota law allows you to expunge a wide range of cases. If you were arrested and not convicted, your arrest records can be expunged. You can also expunge a case in which you completed a diversion or stay of adjudication and had the case dismissed. MN Law also allows you to expunge certain convictions. In order to expunge a conviction, the court must find that expungement will yield a benefit to you that is equivalent to the disadvantages to the public and public safety that results from sealing the record and burdening the court and the agencies to comply with the expungement. For a conviction, you must be able to show you are rehabilitated and that you deserve and/or need the expungement of your MN records.

Restoration of Firearm Rights

Firearm rights can be lost in MN because of a wide variety of different offenses, including “crimes of violence.” You also lose your gun rights under federal law for any felony convictions. The good news is that you can restore your Minnesota gun rights if the court finds that there is “good cause” to do so. The law in MN has not defined what the term “good cause” means; however, if it could include if you need a firearm for a job or hunting or if there is no reason to think you cannot be trusted to own a gun.

MN Juvenile Expungement

Under Minnesota law, the court can expunge your records of a juvenile adjudication of delinquency at any time. The judge may grant the expungement if he or she deems it advisable at that time. Minnesota automatically seals juvenile records, but the records are not automatically expunged. However, you can petition the court to completely expunge your juvenile records.

How To Get Started

We serve the entire state of Minnesota . To determine if we will be able to help you with your Minnesota record clearing or rights restoration, please view our services to get started. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your conviction off your record or your rights restored.

Expungement in Missouri

If a criminal record in Missouri is holding you back, you may be able to expunge it. Expunging your Missouri record will hide it from public view.

Having a Missouri criminal record can hinder your opportunities in life. It can make it difficult to obtain a job or license, buy a house, rent an apartment, travel, and more.

How to Expunge a Criminal Record

Expunging a case in Missouri involves petitioning the court where the arrest or conviction occurred and asking the judge to expunge the records relating to the arrest and the records from the court case. We can handle all aspects from start to finish, including appearing in court for you, so that you don’t have to in most cases. We make it easy for you by handling all of the details. We complete the drafting, notice, filings, appearances, and all of the necessary correspondence and follow up to get your case done right.

In Missouri, approved expungements result in closed records, meaning that the case is not destroyed but is only visible to criminal justice agencies. If your expungement petition is approved, it will not be available to the public. However, it will still be available to criminal justice agencies, some other public agencies, and for certain employment screenings (such as for positions with a bank, an insurance agency, or for other positions that are required by law to exclude applicants with certain convictions).

Criminal Record Clearing Options in Missouri

Expungement of Convictions

Although Missouri law allows for the expungement of most arrests and convictions, there are waiting periods that must be met. Felony convictions are eligible for expungement 7 years after you have completed the terms of your sentence or probationary term. Misdemeanors are eligible 3 years after the completion of your sentence or probationary term. First-time alcohol related convictions (except for those involving commercial motor vehicles) are eligible after 10 years. To maintain your eligibility, you may not have any convictions within the relevant time period. You also may not have any current pending charges or outstanding fines/restitutions. Certain offenses (including all Class-A felonies and Dangerous felonies) are not eligible for expungement. Conviction expungements are covered under Missouri Revised Statutes §610.140. Learn more about expunging a Missouri conviction here.

Expungement of DWIs

Although Missouri law allows for the expungement of one DWI offenses on each person’s record. To be eligible the case must be a misdemeanor and at least 10 years old. Missouri Revised Statutes §610.130 cover DWI expungements. Learn more about expunging a DWI here.

Expunging Juvenile Records

Missouri also allows for the expunging of juvenile records. If you are over the age of 17 or your juvenile case has closed (whichever comes last), you are entitled to petition to seal your juvenile record. Juvenile records can be expunged according to Missouri Revised Statutes §211.321.

Arrest Record Expungement

If you were arrested and not convicted, whether or not you were innocent of the case, you can likely apply to expunge the record.  Arrest record expungements are covered under Missouri Revised Statutes §610.140.

How to Get Started

If you would like to get started clearing your Missouri record, we provide a few convenient ways for you to sign up for our services. If you would prefer to sign up over the phone, or if you have questions you need answered before you get started, you can call us or chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation.

Call us Toll Free: (317) 721-3139

We would love to help you get started with this process today. As soon as you make the first payment, we will immediately begin working on your case. You can stay up-to-date on the status of your case via email on what the next steps are. We also have interest free payment options and a low price guarantee.

Once your case is granted, we offer our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service. This service will remove or update your case from well over 100 private background check companies. Unless you proactively notify these commercial background check providers that your case has been expunged, it can remain in their system for months or even years and be inaccurately reported to potential employers or landlords. With our service, your record will be updated with these companies within 45 days of receiving your granted order from the court.

Nevada Record Expungement and Record Sealing

Having a criminal record can greatly reduce a person’s quality of life. It can negatively impact a person’s ability to earn a living, find housing, travel and even maintain relationships. Fortunately, for many of those with a criminal record in Nevada, there is a way free themselves of the negative affects of a criminal record.

Nevada law has one of the most generous record clearing laws in the country. The time and money it takes to seal a criminal record is almost always an unbeatable investment.

Our website provides detailed information that will help those with a criminal record in Nevada figure out what is their best option. When you are ready to start your Nevada expungement, we believe that we are the ones to do it. We have done it for more than 350 others in Nevada and thousands nationwide. We are nationally recognized experts on expungement. No matter where you case is in Nevada, we can clear it for a flat-fee that is guaranteed to be the lowest price. No need to worry about the quality of our service because we are “A+” rated by the Better Business Bureau.

Criminal Record Expungement Laws

Expungement is a legal term of art that is not used in Nevada law. Generally, criminal expungement laws are designed to help specified former offenders move on with their lives without having the old criminal record inhibit them. Expungement laws balance the public safety benefit that the records provide against the public policy benefits of allowing some offenders to be more productive and free of discrimination. In Nevada, expungement laws are called record sealing.

The Nevada Record Sealing Process

Sealing a record is the process of asking the court to instruct all government that have records pertaining to the case to seal those records. The end result is that the person who has had their Nevada record sealed can move on with their life knowing that the court and other government agencies will no longer make the record available and the arrest and any resulting case are treated as if they never occurred.

Sealing a criminal record in Nevada requires obtaining accurate court records, the filing of a petition with the court that issued the sentence or conviction, as well as serving a copy of that petition on a wide range of government agencies. Making mistakes errors or mistakes in judgment can cause delays or worse, having your request to seal your Nevada record denied. Hiring an expert attorney can help make sure that all records related to your case get sealed fast.

A sealed case in Nevada is not accessible to the public and is completely removed from your public criminal record.

In addition, we go beyond clearing your record at the courthouse. Our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service can help clear your record where it matters most, which is at well over 100 background check companies. Unless you proactively notify background check companies that your record has been cleared, it can remain incorrectly in their system for months or even years. We have them update their records within 45 days.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in NV

The quickest and easiest way to determine what options are available to you is to please view our services. Below you will find information on some of the services available in Nevada.

Arrest and Conviction Record Sealing (Expungement)

Nevada law allows you to seal your criminal record, convictions and dismissed cases. An arrest without a conviction is eligible immediately. Convictions are eligible after meeting a waiting periods that are defined by the statute. The waiting periods range from 2 years for most misdemeanors to 15 years for Class A and B felonies.

Juvenile Record Sealing

If you have a juvenile record in Nevada, it is very likely eligible to be sealed. Nevada allows for most juvenile cases to be automatically sealed when you turn 21. If you record is not sealed automatically, you can petition the court to seal your juvenile record.

Sex Offender Registration Termination

Nevada law pertaining to the registration of sex offenders has been a period of great change for the past several years… in fact, the practical implications of these changes are still being sorted out. There is no need to be subjected to the shame and harassment that comes with having to register if you should not legally required to register or if you can ask the court to terminate your registration.

If you have questions, do not hesitate to call us or chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation. It is our job to help and we are eager to show you why more than 7,000 people nationwide have turned to us when they decided that it was time to put the past where it belongs.

How to Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Nevada. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Nevada record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Call us Toll Free: (317) 721-3139

New Jersey Record Expungement and Record Clearing

New Jersey is a great place to be, unless you have a criminal record. Few states make it easier for people to view other people’s criminal records. This means it can be extraordinarily difficult for anyone with a criminal record to find a job, rent quality housing, get approved for certain state licenses and even travel abroad.

We have helped solve the lingering problem of a criminal record for more than 500 people in New Jersey. You can trust us to do the same for you.

This site provides detailed information about New Jerseys criminal record clearing laws. There are several options in New Jersey and the laws can be a bit complicated. The easiest way to see if you are eligible to have your record expunged or otherwise cleared is to please view our services. If that does not answer your questions, call us and we would love to answer any questions you may have on our New Jersey services.

The New Jersey Expungement Process

New Jersey expungement proceedings can be very challenging. A New Jersey expungement petition must list the details and outcome of any and all arrests or court cases you have had, in addition to other information and documents required under the NJ expungement statute. The process is even more complicated for an expungement of certain serious offenses, for which the court requires supplemental information including transcripts of the original court proceedings.

After the court grants your expungement, our Expedited Record Clearance Update service clears your recently expunged NJ case from well over 100 background check companies. Commercial background check companies will not automatically update their records after the judge grants your expungement. Unless you notify them that the record needs to be removed, it can remain in their database and be inaccurately reported to employers for months or even years. With our ERCU service, your records will be updated in their databases within 45 days, allowing you to move forward and capitalize on future opportunities.

How to Expunge a Criminal Record

Expunging New Jersey criminal case requires filing a petition asking the judge to expunge the records relating to the arrest and court case. You file the petition in the superior court in the county where the arrest or conviction occurred. An expunged case in New Jersey is not accessible to the public and is completely removed from your criminal record.

We handle the entire process for you, including attending any scheduled hearings on your behalf. You will not need to appear in court in most cases.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in NJ

To see what options are available for your case and circumstances, please view our services. Below you can read a short summary of the services offered to our clients in New Jersey.

Expungement

New Jersey law allows for an expungement of arrests and convictions. There are waiting periods that must be met. Dismissed cases are eligible immediately, except for dismissals through a diversion program, for which there is a six-month waiting period. The other waiting periods include 2 years for municipal ordinance violations, 5 years for disorderly persons offenses, and at least 5 years for indictable offense convictions. There are limits on the total number of convictions you can have, and certain offenses are not eligible, including motor vehicle code violations.

Probation Termination

You can petition the court to terminate your probation early under N.J.S.A. 2C:45-2 if you are currently serving a probationary sentence. Probation termination can be granted at any time in the discretion of the judge. However, we typically recommend completing at least 50 percent of your probation term before petitioning for termination of the probationary sentence.

How to Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of New Jersey. To determine if we will be able to help you with your New Jersey record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Call us Toll Free: (317) 721-3139

New York Expungement and Record Sealing

If you have a record in New York that is holding you back, we may be able to help. New York law allows for the sealing of certain adult convictions, if you meet the eligibility requirements and are able to demonstrate your “deservingness” of the sealing relief. Others with a conviction on their record may be eligible for a Certificate of Relief from Disabilities or a Certificate of Good Conduct.

With more than 80 percent of employers conducting criminal background checks, clearing your record can be the key to a better paying job. Sealing your record or obtaining a certificate can be a great investment. Take our free online evaluation to see what service in New York you may be eligible for today.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in NY

Conviction Record Sealing

A new law in New York, New York Criminal Procedure Law Section 160.59, allows individuals with a limited number of convictions to seal their adult conviction record. You may have two convictions sealed and may not have more than two convictions on your record (of which only one may be a felony). It must also have been at least ten years since your last conviction and you’ve had no new convictions in that time. Many serious offenses, such as sex offenses and violent offenses are not eligible. Once sealed, the convictions are no longer available to the public and are only accessible in very limited circumstances.

Drug Conviction Sealing

New York allows those convicted of certain drug offenses that completed a drug treatment program to seal the drug offense conviction. To be eligible you must have been convicted of an offense defined in article 220 (controlled substance offenses), article 221 (offenses involving marijuana), and “specified offenses” in article 410.91(5). Also, you must have completed a diversion program under article 216 or another judicially sanctioned drug treatment program.

Certificate of Relief from Disabilities

In New York, if you have not been convicted of more than one felony, you are eligible to apply for a Certificate of Relief from Disabilities. A Certificate of Relief from Disabilities restores rights that were lost as a result of a felony conviction.

Certificate of Good Conduct

If you have been convicted of two or more felonies, you can apply for a Certificate of Good Conduct in New York. A Certificate of Good Conduct can remove bars to licenses and employment that resulted from a conviction.

How to Get Started

If you would like to get started clearing your New York criminal record, we provide a few convenient ways for you to sign up for our services. If you would prefer to sign up over the phone, or if you have questions you need answered before you get started, you can call us or chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation.

Call us Toll Free: (317) 721-3139

We would love to help you get started with this process today. As soon as you make the first payment, we will immediately begin working on your case. You can stay up-to-date on the status of your case via email on what the next steps are. We also have interest free payment options and a low price guarantee. If you find a lower price from another law firm for the same service, please contact us with that information and we will match that price for you.

Once your case is granted, we also offer our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service. This service will remove or update your case from well over 100 private background check companies. Unless you proactively notify these commercial background check providers that your case has been expunged, it can remain in their system for months or even years and be inaccurately reported to potential employers or landlords. With our service, your record will be updated with these companies within 45 days of receiving your granted order from the court.

Expungement and Record Sealing in Ohio

Is a conviction or an arrest in Ohio causing difficulty for you or someone you care about? We would love to help. To seal a conviction in Ohio, you must have not more than one felony conviction, not more than two misdemeanor convictions, or not more than one felony conviction and one misdemeanor conviction.

Trust that we will get you get the maximum amount of relief in the fastest time possible. Our firm has sealed or expunged more than 7,000 criminal records nationwide, and we have the experience and knowledge to handle your sealing or expungement case in Ohio. We also serve all Ohio counties and courts. We have a low price guarantee, and we have received an “A” rating from the Better Business Bureau.

The Record Sealing and Expungement Process in Ohio

Ohio record sealing cases can be complicated or challenging. Hiring a law firm with experience handling record sealing and expungement proceedings means that that you can relax knowing that your case is being handled for you and will be completed as quickly as possible. Even small mistakes in the filing of a sealing petition could result in the process having to start over from the beginning. You do not want your new start with a clean record to be delayed because of a simple mistake that could have been easily avoided.

Our firm also goes further than just completing the process through the Ohio court system. We offer an exclusive service, our Expedited Record Clearance Update, which can help remove or update your record with well over 100 private background check companies. These commercial level background check providers do not automatically update their records once the judge grants your case, but with our Expedited Record Clearance Update service they will update their records within 45 days of your case being cleared by the court.

What Services Are Available in Ohio to Clear Your Record?

Ohio law provides options for you to clear both adult and juvenile cases. Additionally, if you have lost rights as a result of a criminal conviction, you may be able to restore them. You can take our confidential online evaluation to see what you are eligible for under Ohio law. Below is a brief summary on our Ohio services:

Adult Record Sealing

Ohio allows you to seal records of both adult arrests and convictions. If you were arrested but charges were dismissed, you can seal the case immediately. You can have any number of arrests sealed. To seal a conviction, you can only have a limited number of convictions on your record. You may be eligible if you have only one felony, two misdemeanors, or one felony and one misdemeanor. The court must find you have been rehabilitated. Certain offenses are not eligible and there is a one-year waiting period for misdemeanors and a three-year waiting period for felonies.

Firearm Rights Restoration

If you are currently residing in Ohio and are prohibited from purchasing or possessing a firearm, you may be able to restore your gun rights. In order to petition the court for this relief, you must have been discharged from parole or community supervision. The court will evaluate your case to see if you have been law-abiding since your release and if the judge believes you will remain law-abiding.

Juvenile Sealing

The law in Ohio allows for juvenile records to be sealed. Many juvenile records should be sealed automatically, such as dismissed charges; however, if they have not been sealed you can petition for the court to seal these records. If you were adjudicated delinquent, you can also petition to have records of your case sealed. You must wait six months from the termination of your case or your discharge from supervision. You must no longer be under the jurisdiction of the court. The court will also consider other factors, such as your age, nature of the case, employment and education history, and whether you have been law-abiding. Learn more on our Ohio juvenile record sealing page.

Juvenile Expungement

In Ohio juvenile records should be expunged five years after the court seals the records or when the person turns 23 years old, whichever date comes first. However, if the records were not expunged automatically or if you want it done sooner, then you can apply to the court to have your juvenile records expunged. When you petition for expungement, the judge will look at several factors to see if you have been satisfactorily rehabilitated. The factors include whether you have been law-abiding, your age, your educational and employment history, and the specifics (such as the seriousness of the offense) of the original case.

How to Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Ohio. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Ohio record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

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We would love to help you get started with this process today. As soon as you make the first payment, we will immediately begin working on your account. You can stay up-to-date on the status of your case via email on what the next steps are. We also have interest free payment options and a low price guarantee.

Once your case is granted, we also offer our exclusive Expedited Record Clearance Update service. This service will remove or update your case from well over 100 private background check companies. Unless you proactively notify these commercial background check providers that your case has been expunged, it can remain in their system for months or even years and be inaccurately reported to potential employers or landlords. With our service, your record will be updated with these companies within 45 days of receiving your granted order from the court.

Oregon Expungement

If you have been arrested and/or convicted in Oregon, we want to help you expunge your criminal record. We have helped more than 13,000 people nationwide move forward with their lives by expunging their record.

Oregon has laws that are designed to help deserving people be more productive and get more out of life. Whether the offense was as a juvenile or adult, felony or misdemeanor, or if the sentence was a fine or time in prison, Oregon offers ways for you to make it easier to find a good job.

Our website contains information that will help those with an arrest record or conviction in Oregon figure out what their options are to get the case removed from their record, end their probation early, or get their firearm rights restored. We will make sure that your investment in expungement is maximized and that you get the most complete relief possible, including clearing your record from background check companies. We handle cases in all counties and courts in Oregon.

The Oregon Expungement Process

Expungment of a criminal record in Oregon is a legal procedure that can be complex and frustrating, especially if you want to get your record cleared fast. Small mistakes can cost a person months of delay or worse. Having us to represent you means that your case will be done right the first time and that you get the fastest possible results.

How to Expunge a Criminal Record

The process starts by reviewing the criminal record to confirm eligibility. Then a legal document, called a petition, is filed with the court. The petition asks the judge to order that all records relating to the case be expunged. The public cannot access or see an expunged case in Oregon, and the case is completely removed from your criminal record.

Criminal Record Clearing Options in OR

The best way for you to determine what options you have to please view our services. Below is information on some of the services available in Oregon.

Conviction Expungement

Oregon law allows you to expunge a conviction in many cases. Typically, you must wait three years from the date of conviction before you can petition for expungement. You also cannot have any other convictions (other than the one you are filing to expunge) within the 10 years prior to filing the petition. Additionally, you must have fulfilled all requirements of your sentence and satisfied all obligations, including any fines and restitution.

Arrest Record Expungement

Oregon law allows you to expunge an arrest record in most instances. You can file for an expungement immediately following the dismissal or acquittal. If charges were not filed in court, you have to wait one year from the date of arrest. You also cannot have been convicted within the ten years leading up to filing the petition or have another arrest (in addition to the arrest you are trying to expunge) within the three years prior to filing the expungement petition.

Firearm Rights Restoration

If you have lost your gun rights in Oregon you may be able to apply for a firearm rights restoration with the court. The law allows for those with a felony conviction or violent misdemeanor to petition for a restoration. You must reside in Oregon and a year must have passed since the discharge of your sentence. Felonies that require imposition of a mandatory minimum sentence and certain felony offenses against a person that included the use of a firearm or deadly weapon are not eligible.

Felony Reduction

Some felony convictions in Oregon are eligible to be reduced to a misdemeanor. Only certain types of cases are eligible, they include: Class C felonies, Class B felonies for unlawful possession of marijuana or unlawful delivery of marijuana, and Class A felonies for unlawful racketeering activity. You must have successfully completed probation. Additionally convictions prior to 11/1/1989 which were punishable by either a felony or misdemeanor may be eligible for a reduction.

Probation Termination

If you are currently serving a probationary sentence, you can petition the court to terminate probation early under Oregon Revised Statutes Section 137.545. A judge can grant probation termination at any time if he or she believes that you are rehabilitated and the purposes of probation are no longer being served.

How To Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Oregon. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Oregon record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Expungement in Pennsylvania

If you or someone you know has a criminal record in Pennsylvania, we want to help. Our website has valuable information on all of Pennsylvania’s options for those with a criminal record. We will gladly match any competitor’s price, but nobody can match our quality and experience. We serve all of Pennsylvania for the same guaranteed lowest price.

The Pennsylvania Expungement Process

Expungement proceedings can be very challenging. Having an expungement attorney represent you helps ensure that your case gets processed and granted as quickly as possible. Expungement in Pennsylvania involves filing a petition for expungement with the Court of Common Pleas in the county where your offense took place. The court also requires certain documentation be included with the petition, including a proposed expungement order and a copy of your PA criminal background report from the Pennsylvania State Police.

How To Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Pennsylvania. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Pennsylvania record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Expungement and Expunction in Texas

In today’s world any type of past criminal record can be a life sentence that dramatically affects people’s lives in a negative way. This is no more so true than in Texas, where many courts and the Texas Department of Public Safety make it easy for anyone to find criminal records. There are countless reasons why thousands of individuals from across the nation have selected Record No More to help clear their past criminal records.

We have an Expedited Record Clearance Update service that clears your past criminal record with well over 100 leading companies that do background checks. Why is this so important? When an employer or other entity runs a background check, it is done through one of these companies, not directly with the court. If these companies are not notified about your cleared criminal record, the record can remain in their system incorrectly for months or years. This service will have these companies do a record update within 45 days. This way you will not miss out on opportunities, and you will be able to move forward with your life sooner.

How To Get Started

We can assist you by removing it from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Texas. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Texas record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Expungement in Utah

We are here to help eligible people put their Utah criminal record behind them. We have helped more than 850 people in Utah expunge or reduce their criminal record.

Utah offers one of the best expungement laws in the country, which is designed to help deserving people be more productive and get more out of life. Whether the offense was a felony or a misdemeanor, it was committed as a juvenile or adult, or the sentence was a fine or time in prison, Utah offers ways for you to make it easier to find a good job and put the past behind you.

Once that’s done, we offer an exclusive service called the Background Check Removal service, which will help clear your record from well over 100 private background check companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us update your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain why your sealed or vacated case showed up on a report.

Criminal Record Clearing Options Available in UT

The quickest and easiest way to determine what options are available to you is to please view our services. Below you will find information on some of the services available in Utah.

Conviction Expungement

Your Utah conviction may be eligible for an expungement. There is a waiting period that must be met. The waiting periods range from 3 years for a Class C misdemeanor to 10 years for a DUI. Certain high-level felonies and sex offenses against minors are not eligible. Additionally, there are limits on the number of total convictions you can have on your record.

If your Utah expungement is successful, the courts will update the government agencies. Our exclusive Background Check Removal service can clear your record from the private background check companies, which is often the place that matters most.

Arrest Record Expungement

If the charges were not filed or dismissed or you were acquitted at trial, you are eligible for an arrest record expungement. Pleas in abeyance are also eligible to be expunged in Utah. The only waiting period requirement for an arrest expungement is that 30 days must have passed since the arrest date.

Conviction Reduction

In Utah you can petition the court to reduce the level of your conviction by up to two degrees. A conviction reduction can make you eligible for an expungement sooner and could restore your firearm rights. In order to have your case reduced, you must have been sentenced to probation, completed your probation sentence and paid all court ordered restitution

Probation Termination

If you are currently on probation, you can petition the court to terminate your probation early. Probation termination can be granted at any time in the discretion of the judge. You are also eligible if you have completed 36 months in a felony or class A misdemeanor case or 12 months in a class B or C misdemeanor or infraction case without violation.

BCI Appeals

If the BCI improperly denied your certificate of eligibility, which is required to petition for an expungement, may be able to appeal the denial with the BCI or ultimately the district court. Improper denials can result from inaccurate records or improper interpretation of the records or the law.

Juvenile Record Sealing

You may be able to petition to have your Utah juvenile record expunged. In order to be eligible you must be 18 years old and have no adult felonies or misdemeanors of moral turpitude on your record. Additionally, one year has to have passed since the juvenile court terminated jurisdiction and all fines, fees and restitution were paid.

How To Get Started

We can assist you by removing it from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Utah. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Utah record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.

Expungement in Washington

Sometimes the worst part of being convicted of a crime in Washington is the part of the sentence that nobody mentioned— the lifetime of being subject to discrimination because of the record, even decades after it occurred. Fortunately, the Washington law allows some former offenders to ask the court to clear their criminal record so that they can be freed of the harmful consequences of the criminal record.

Once that’s done, we offer an exclusive service called the Background Check Removal service, which will help clear your record from well over 100 private background check companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us update your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain why your sealed or vacated case showed up on a report.

How To Get Started

We can further assist you by removing it permanently from private companies. Even after the judge grants your case, the records can remain inaccurately in their system for months or even years. By having us remove your records with these companies, it can help you find employment or housing by not having to explain your criminal background.

We serve the entire state of Washington. To determine if we will be able to help you with your Washington record clearing, please contact us. If you have any questions about any of our services, call us today or you can chat with us online for a free, confidential consultation to have all of your questions answered. We will start working on your background check removal case the day you sign up. The sooner you get the process started, the sooner you can get your background cleared.