Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: If your case is still pending, you cannot yet apply for an expunction (record clearing) or a nondisclosure order (record sealing). However, you may be eligible once your case is no longer pending.

GUIDANCE: While you wait for your criminal case to conclude, you can make things easier for yourself in the future by keeping track of (1) your criminal charge, (2) your criminal case number, (3) how your case resolves.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Expunctions and nondisclosure orders are only available in specific situations. Based on your answers, your situation is unusual and it is unclear whether or not you qualify. You should talk to an attorney about why your case was dismissed and why you never showed up to court to see if you qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see if you might still qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Expunctions and nondisclosure orders are only available in specific situations. Based on your answers, your situation is unusual and it is unclear whether or not you qualify. You should talk to an attorney about why your case was dismissed and why you never showed up to court to see if you qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see if you might still qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Expunctions and nondisclosure orders are only available in specific situations. Based on your answers, your situation is unusual and it is unclear whether or not you qualify. You should talk to an attorney about why your case was dismissed and why you never showed up to court to see if you qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see if you might still qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

FINDING: We need more information to tell you whether you are likely to be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Try reviewing your criminal record or case file to find out more about your situation. Once you have the information, come back to see if you might be eligible.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: We need more information to tell you whether you are likely to be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Try reviewing your criminal record or case file to find out more about your situation. Once you have the information, come back to see if you might be eligible.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: We need more information to tell you whether you are likely to be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Try reviewing your criminal record or case file to find out more about your situation. Once you have the information, come back to see if you might be eligible.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news:  If you were found not guilty in your trial, then you are likely eligible for an expunction. (Note: This does not currently have expunction forms for cases where a court trial gives you a verdict of not guilty.)

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records. LOBF does not have forms to expunge cases where you were found not guilty at trial, so you may need to contact an attorney to help.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction at this time because the statute of limitations has not expired for all the crimes you were arrested for. You cannot get an expunction if you might still possibly be convicted of a related crime. However, you may be eligible for an expunction once the statute of limitations has expired.
 

GUIDANCE: Once the statute of limitations have expired for all of the crimes you were arrested for, check again to see if you are eligible for an expunction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are not likely eligible for an expunction because you were either 1) convicted of a crime from the same arrest or 2) convicted of a similar crime in the past.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are not likely eligible for an expunction because you were either 1) convicted of a crime from the same arrest or 2) convicted of a similar crime in the past.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

Guidance: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024|

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a Veterans Treatment Court program, you maybe eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0727.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0727.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you an NDO.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a Veterans Treatment Court program, you maybe eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0727.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0727.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you an NDO.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING:  Good news: Since your case was dismissed after you completed a pretrial intervention program, you are likely eligible for an expunction.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers you are likely not able to get an expunction because you waived your right to an expunction.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are likely not eligible for expunction at this time. You may be eligible in the future once the appropriate waiting period has passed. Be aware that if there was an indictment or information in your case, that means you were charged. If that's the case, different rules apply.

The waiting periods for a partial expunction are as follows:

Felony: 3 years

Class A Misdemeanor: 1 year

Class B Misdemeanor: 1 year

Class C Misdemeanor: 180 days

A partial expunction allows the police and prosecutor to keep a copy of your record. To get a full expunction, the statute of limitations must have passed or the prosecutor must certify that they no longer need your records. Basically, you need to be sure that no charges will ever be brought in order to get a full expunction.

If you were arrested for more than one crime, the statute of limitation or waiting period for the most serious type of crime applies.

GUIDANCE: You may be able to ask for an expunction once the waiting period has passed.

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

NONDISCLOSURE: You may still be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: If you were arrested but charges were never filed, then you are likely eligible for an expunction. (Be aware that if there was an indictment or information in your case, that means you were charged. If that's the case, different rules apply.)

If Charges were never brought, it is best to wait until the statute of limitation expires before you apply for an expunction. There is still the possibility of charges if the statute of limitation has not expired.

Statutes of Limitation

When you are arrested, the prosecutor can only bring charges against you within a certain time period. This time period is the statute of limitation.

The statute of limitation starts at the time of the offense and pauses upon indictment. If there is an indictment, the statute of limitations restarts if charges are dismissed. Note that time spent outside of Texas does not count toward the statute of limitations for most crimes.

Statutes of limitations in Texas are:

• Misdemeanors: two years
• Felonies: range from three years (minor theft cases) to an unlimited time (murder).

To find the statute of limitation for the offense, read Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. 12.01.

Partial Expunction

You may get a partial expunction if you meet the reduced waiting period. A partial expunction allows the police and prosecutor to keep your record on file. If you get a partial expunction, you will need to get another expunction in the future to remove the remaining records.

Exception: If the prosecutor certifies that they do not need to keep your record, then you may get a full expunction after the reduced waiting period.

The reduced waiting periods are:

• Felony: 3 years
• Class A Misdemeanor: 1 year
• Class B Misdemeanor: 1 year
• Class C Misdemeanor: 180 days

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by taking these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Expunctions and nondisclosure orders are only available in specific situations. You should talk to an attorney about why your case was dismissed to see if you qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see if you might still qualify for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are not likely eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order. Although your case was dismissed, the statute of limitations has not expired.

Guidance: Come back to see if you might be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order after the statute of limitations expires. (Note that in many cases, the time between when charges are filed and the dismissal date does not count toward the statute of limitations.)

You can also contact an attorney to see if you have other options.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction because your case was dismissed and the statute of limitations has expired.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you have indicated that you have a serious offense in your criminal history. Such offenses disqualify you.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order due to the record of serious offense against a particularly vulnerable type of victim.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you have family violence in your criminal history. 

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1) Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.

2) Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.

3) File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction because you completed a veterans court program.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records. LOBF does not have forms to expunge cases dismissed based on a completing Veterans Treatment Court program. You may need to contact an attorney to help.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers you are likely not able to get an expunction. You said that you have received an expunction for completing a Mental Health Court treatment program in the past. You are only allowed one expunction (ever) for completing a Mental Health Court treatment program.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction because you completed a Mental Health Court program.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records. We not have forms to expunge cases where you were found not guilty at trial, so you may need to contact an attorney to help.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: You may be eligible for an expunction. It can be very difficult to get an expunction based on lack of probable cause, mistaken facts, or lack or evidence.

You should contact an attorney to see if you qualify for an expunction.

GUIDANCE: If you do qualify for an expunction, you can file by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING:  Good news: Since your case was dismissed due to the law being found unconstitutional (or void), you are likely eligible for an expunction.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are not likely eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order. Although your case was dismissed, the statute of limitations has not expired.

Guidance: Come back to see if you might be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order after the statute of limitations expires. (Note that in many cases, the time between when charges are filed and the dismissal date does not count toward the statute of limitations.)

You can also contact an attorney to see if you have other options.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction because your case was dismissed and the statute of limitations has expired.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms,
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are not likely eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order. Although your case was dismissed, the statute of limitations has not expired.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction because your case was dismissed and the statute of limitations has expired.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Fill out the court forms
4. Fill out the court forms available.
5. File your Petition for Expunction.
6. Schedule a hearing.
7. Go to the hearing.
8. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: You may be eligible for an expunction. It can be very difficult to get an expunction based on lack of evidence or probable cause. If you think you qualify for this type of expunction, you should contact an attorney.

GUIDANCE: You should contact an attorney to see if you qualify for an expunction. If you do not qualify for an expunction now, you might check again after the statute of limitations has expired to see if you are eligible then.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

Guidance: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

Guidance: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because organized crime offenses cannot receive a nondisclosure order or expunction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because you have a previous conviction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024|

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you were convicted of a felony offense.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you were convicted of a felony offense.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you were convicted of a felony offense.

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Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024|

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you were convicted of a felony offense.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a Veterans Treatment Court program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0727.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you have indicated that you have a serious offense in your criminal history. Such offenses disqualify you.

Your Report

Your report is shown below -- and you can download it here: REPORT

Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729..
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Completing a Veterans Treatment Court program may make you eligible for a nondisclosure order (record sealing) under statute section 411.0727.

GUIDANCE: To obtain your nondisclosure order, follow these steps:

1. Obtain a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Fill out the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0727.
3. Submit the completed forms to the court that heard your case.

After submitting the application, the court will either grant your request or schedule a hearing to decide whether to issue the nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order  (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news! Since you completed deferred adjudication for a Class C misdemeanor originating in municipal or justice court, you are likely eligible for an expunction.

 GUIDANCE: To file for an expunction, follow these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Obtain a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records. 
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Attend the hearing.
7. Submit the signed Order to the court clerk.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

GUIDANCE: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because you were convicted or placed on deferred adjudication for another crime within five years of your felony deferred adjudication ending and your case being dismissed.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0725.

GUIDANCE: You may apply for a nondisclosure order five years after your felony offense was dismissed and discharged. To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 0725.
3. File the completed application with the court where you were sentenced.

Once you file the completed forms, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because you were convicted or placed on deferred adjudication for another crime within five years of your felony deferred adjudication ending and your case being dismissed.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because it has been less than five years since you completed your deferred adjudication ended and your case was dismissed.

GUIDANCE: Once five years have passed after your deferred adjudication ended and your case was dismissed, you may then be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because it has been less than five years since you completed your deferred adjudication ended and your case was dismissed.
 

GUIDANCE: Once five years have passed after your deferred adjudication ended and your case was dismissed, you may then be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because you were convicted or placed on deferred adjudication for another crime within five years of your felony deferred adjudication ending and your case being dismissed.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order because you were convicted or placed on deferred adjudication for another crime within five years of your felony deferred adjudication ending and your case being dismissed.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0728.

GUIDANCE: If the court convicted you, you may apply for a nondisclosure order one year after you completed your sentence, including payment of all fines, costs, and restitution.  If you completed deferred adjudication and the court dismissed your case, you may apply for a nondisclosure order one year after your dismissal.

To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0728.
3. File the completed application with the court where you were sentenced.
   Once you file the completed forms, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.072. 

GUIDANCE: You may apply for this order if it has been at least 180 days since the court placed you on deferred adjudication.

To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the guided forms (recommended) for section 072.
3. Send the completed letter to the court that heard your case.

Once you send the completed documents, the court should issue the nondisclosure order "as soon as practicable" after the 180th day after you were placed on deferred adjudication.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0725.

You may apply for a nondisclosure order.

• If your offense was a misdemeanor under Chapters 20, 21, 22, 25, 42, 43, or 46 of the Texas Penal Code, you can apply two years after your offense was dismissed and discharged.
  • Chapter 20: Kidnapping, Unlawful Restraint, and Smuggling of Persons
  • Chapter 21: Sexual Offenses
  • Chapter 22: Assaultive Offenses
  • Chapter 25: Offenses against the Family
  • Chapter 42: Disorderly Conduct or Related Offenses
  • Chapter 43: Public Indecency
  • Chapter 46: Public Health, Safety, and Morals (Weapons Offenses)
• For any other misdemeanor, you may apply immediately once your case is dismissed and discharged.

To obtain this order, follow these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete the guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0725.
3. File the completed application with the court that heard your case.

After you file the completed forms, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to decide whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0736.

GUIDANCE: To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your discharge and dismissal order. You can get this from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Get a certified copy of your indictment, or "information," document. You should be able to get this from the clerk of the court that handled your case.
4. Fill out the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0736.
5. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order at this time. You were sentenced to jail, prison, or house arrest and were not required to have an ignition interlock device for at least six months. That means you must wait at least five years after you complete your sentence to be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Once the five  number of years have passed after you complete your sentence, please check again to see if you are eligible under section 411.0736.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

Finding: Based on your responses, it appears you are not currently eligible for a nondisclosure order. Although you were placed on probation, the absence of an ignition interlock device requirement means you must wait at least five years after completing your sentence to become eligible.

Guidance: After five years have passed since completing your sentence, please re-evaluate your eligibility under section 411.0731.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order at this time because it has been less than three years since you completed your sentence.

GUIDANCE: Once three years have passed since you completed your sentence, lease check again to see if you are eligible under section 411.0736.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0736.

GUIDANCE: To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your discharge and dismissal order. You can get this from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Get a certified copy of your indictment, or "information," document. You should be able to get this from the clerk of the court that handled your case.
4. Fill out the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0736.
5. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0731 because you were placed on community supervision (probation) after your DWI.

GUIDANCE: To get this order, there are three steps you need to take:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your dismissal and discharge order from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Get a certified copy of your indictment, or "information," document. You should be able to get this from the clerk of the court that handled your case.
4. Fill out the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0731.
5. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Based on your answers, you are likely eligible for a nondisclosure order under statute section 411.0726.

GUIDANCE: GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your dismissal and discharge order from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Get a certified copy of your indictment, or "information," document. You should be able to get this from the clerk of the court that handled your case.
4. Fill out the nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for section 411.0726. 
5. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order at this time. You were placed on community supervision and had an ignition interlock device for more than six months. That means you must wait at least two years after completion of your sentence to be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Once two years have passed after you complete your sentence, please check again to see if you are eligible under section 411.0731.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order at this time. You were placed on deferred adjudication. That means you must wait at least two years after completion of your sentence to be eligible for a nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Once two years have passed after you complete your sentence, please check again to see if you are eligible under section 411.0726.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for a nondisclosure order at this time because you have not finished your DWI sentence. Your sentence is complete when: (1) you complete any jail time; (2) you pay all fines, costs, and fees; and (3) you complete any required period of community supervision. Note also that the the appropriate amount of time must pass after you complete your sentence before you can be eligible for nondisclosure.

GUIDANCE: When you have finished your sentence, please check back again for eligibility.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction at this time because the statute of limitations has not expired for all the crimes you were arrested for. You cannot get an expunction if you might still possibly be convicted of a related crime. However, you may be eligible for an expunction once the statute of limitations has expired.

GUIDANCE: Once the statute of limitations have expired for all of the crimes you were arrested for, check again to see if you are eligible for an expunction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Because your completed a veteran reemployment program, you may be eligible for a nondisclosure order (for recording sealing) under statute section 411.0729.

GUIDANCE: To get your nondisclosure order, you need to take these steps:

1. Get a copy of your criminal record from Identogo.
2. Complete nondisclosure guided forms (recommended) for nondisclosure section 411.0729.
3. File the completed forms with the court that heard your case.

Once you file the completed application, the court will either grant your application or set a hearing date to determine whether to grant you a nondisclosure order.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because your DWI involved a motor accident with another person or passenger.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because your blood alcohol level for your DWI was above .15.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you are trying to remove a DWI and have another offense on your record.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you have family violence in your criminal history.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order due to the record of serious offense against a particularly vulnerable type of victim.

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING:Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order because you have indicated that you have a serious offense in your criminal history. Such offenses disqualify you.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction at this time because the statute of limitations has not expired for all the crimes you were arrested for. You cannot obtain an expunction if there is still a possibility of being convicted of a related crime. However, you may become eligible for an expunction once the statute of limitations has expired.

Once the statute of limitations has expired for all the crimes you were arrested for, check again to see if you are eligible for an expunction.

GUIDANCE: Once the statute of limitations has expired for all similar past crimes, check again to see if you are eligible for an expunction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an expunction at this time because the statute of limitations has not expired for all similar past crimes. You cannot get an expunction if you might still possibly be convicted of a similar past crime. However, you may be eligible for an expunction once the statute of limitations has expired.

Note that in many cases, the time between when charges are filed and the case is dismissed does not count toward the statute of limitations.

GUIDANCE: Once the statute of limitations have expired for all similar past crimes, check again to see if you are eligible for an expunction.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: FINDING: Good news:  If you were found not guilty in your trial, then you are likely eligible for an expunction. 

 GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your order(s) of dismissal from the clerk of the court that dismissed your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records. T
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are not likely eligible for an  expunction because you were either 1) convicted of a crime from the same arrest or 2) convicted of a similar crime in the past.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are not likely eligible for an  expunction because you were either 1) convicted of a crime from the same arrest or 2) convicted of a similar crime in the past.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

Guidance: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: You may or may not be eligible for a nondisclosure order. For crimes like probation and parole violations, or extradition related arrests, eligibility depends on the underlying crime and even the court that hears your case.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney about your case.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, based on your answers, you are likely not eligible for an an expunction or nondisclosure order because the crime you want to clear is not a felony or a misdemeanor.

Guidance: You may wish to contact an attorney to discuss your options.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, you are not likely eligible for an expunction or a nondisclosure order because:

1. You jumped bail, which makes you ineligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order; or
2. The type of crime you are trying to clear is not eligible for an expunction and your situation does not fall within any of the nondisclosure categories.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have. In some cases, you may be able to resolve the issue and expunge or seal your record.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: If you are not a US citizen, we highly recommend that you talk to an attorney. Attempting to clear or seal your criminal record could affect your status.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: This app is not applicable for erasing or sealing a juvenile offense.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Good news: You are likely eligible for an expunction if you were convicted solely for firearm possession prior to September 1, 2021.

GUIDANCE: You can file for an expunction by completing these steps:

1. Order a copy of your criminal history record from Identogo.
2. Get a certified copy of your conviction from the clerk of the court that heard your case.
3. Complete a Petition for Expunction of Criminal Records.
4. File your Petition for Expunction.
5. Schedule a hearing.
6. Go to the hearing.
7. File (turn-in) the signed Order with the court clerk.

Your Report

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: Unfortunately, this app is only for Texas crimes. If you are trying to clear or seal a crime from another state, you should consult an attorney in that state.

Most federal crimes are very hard or impossible to clear. If you wish to seal or clear or seal a federal crime, consult an attorney.

GUIDANCE: Talk to an attorney to see what options you might have

To seek legal help, check out our Legal Help Directory.

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: We need more information to tell you whether you are likely to be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Try reviewing your criminal record or case file to find out more about your situation. Once you have the information, come back to see if you might be eligible.

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Prepared for you on 11/23/2024

FINDING: We need more information to tell you whether you are likely to be eligible for an expunction or nondisclosure order.

GUIDANCE: Try reviewing your criminal record or case file to find out more about your situation. Once you have the information, come back to see if you might be eligible.