How Do You Expunge A Police Record?
Expunging a criminal record means that you are legally cleared of a prior wrongful conviction (once you have been acquitted of a criminal offense by your state’s court of law). There are necessary steps you must follow in order to expunge your record. Always seek out legal advice or hire an experienced attorney so that you may know your qualifications and understand how your particular state goes about the expungement process. File a motion with the court where you were initially convicted. Check with the clerk of the court to know whether you will need to see the judge that ordered the conviction. In the event that your case was transferred to another judge, contact the clerk to identify the current handling your case. Request a certified copy of your conviction record through the court that has handled your case. Be aware that you may be charged a $50 to $100 fee for requesting a certified copy. Have fingerprints taken. It is required in most states to present fingerprint copies to a
