Legal Case Sealing & Expungement

The most permanent solution for clearing your record. We connect you with licensed attorneys who specialize in sealing and expunging court records.

Legal Representation Required

Sealing and expungement require legal proceedings. We partner with licensed attorneys in all 50 states to provide proper legal representation for your case.

Benefits of Legal Case Sealing

Court-ordered sealing or expungement provides the strongest legal protection for your privacy

Clean Background Checks

Sealed records won't appear on most employment and housing background checks

Legal Protection

Legally deny the existence of sealed records in most situations

Professional Licensing

Pursue careers that require professional licenses without past records holding you back

Court Ordered

Official court orders provide the strongest form of record protection

The Legal Sealing Process

Our attorney partners handle every step of the legal process

1

Eligibility Review

Our legal partners review your case to determine if you qualify for sealing or expungement

2

Document Preparation

Attorneys prepare all necessary petitions, affidavits, and supporting documents

3

Court Filing

Legal documents are filed with the appropriate court and served to relevant parties

4

Court Appearance

Attorney representation at any required hearings or proceedings

5

Order Enforcement

Ensure all agencies comply with the court's sealing or expungement order

Eligibility Requirements

Eligibility for record sealing or expungement varies by state and case type. Common factors that affect eligibility include:

  • Type and severity of the offense
  • Time elapsed since the case conclusion
  • Criminal history and subsequent arrests
  • Completion of all sentencing requirements
  • State-specific eligibility requirements

Not Sure If You Qualify?

Our free assessment includes a comprehensive eligibility review by legal experts who understand the specific requirements in your jurisdiction.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between sealing and expungement?

Sealing makes records inaccessible to the public but may still be viewable by law enforcement. Expungement typically involves the destruction or complete removal of records. The availability and specifics vary by state.

How long does the legal process take?

The timeline varies by jurisdiction and case complexity. Most cases take 3-6 months from filing to final order, though some may be faster or require more time.

What if I have cases in multiple states?

We work with attorneys licensed in all 50 states. We can coordinate sealing efforts across multiple jurisdictions to clear your entire record.

Are there any guarantees?

While we cannot guarantee court approval, our attorney partners have a high success rate and will provide an honest assessment of your chances before proceeding.

Take the First Step Toward a Clear Record

Get a free eligibility assessment and learn about your legal options