Sealing your record can help you protect your privacy. 

Remove Your Info From Public Records

Our Final Goal
Our final goal is you have your case completely removed from public records. Allowing you to take advantage of the many opportunities that others have. Making you feel like a normal productive citizen again. 

Who Qualifies
If you were arrested but not convicted of a crime, your case was dismissed or you were found not guilty, you qualify to have your case sealed. 

The Process
Once paying your filing fee, you will be required to get obtain a live  scan to obtain a new copy of your criminal record.  We obtain case documents that states the final outcome of your previous charges or arrest. We must provide documentation that you either were not convicted or your case was dismissed. Once we have obtained this information we go ahead and file it with the court for review. This process takes 60 to 90 days.  

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Who qualifies and what can be sealed
If you had an arrest that did not result in a conviction.

This applies to any of the following situations:

• You were arrested but no charges were filed

• You were arrested and charged, but the charges were dismissed

• You completed diversion and the charges were dismissed

• You completed “DEJ” (deferred entry of judgment) and the charges were dismissed

• You went to trial and were found not guilty

• You may request that a court seal your arrest records or criminal records.

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If a judge agrees with your request, the records will no longer be available to the public. However, some government agencies will still be able to see your sealed record.