What is the Ohio expungement process?
A criminal record can create barriers to jobs, housing, and opportunities. Ohio law allows many people to seal their records, meaning most employers and landlords won’t see past charges or convictions on background checks. This gives you a fresh start and peace of mind.
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How do I get an Ohio expungement?
Am I Eligible for Expungement or Record Sealing?
As of April 2023, once Senate Bill 288 came into effect, Ohio no longer limits expungement to first-time offenders. Any person can apply to expunge an unlimited number of convictions, as long as those offenses qualify under the law. Qualification for Expungement or Record Sealing is dependent on the offense type, completion of your sentence, time passed since your conviction and remaining crime free since.
Do I need to go to Court?
After we file your petition, the court reviews your request and may hold a hearing. If needed, we’ll prepare you for this.
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Find out if you are eligible over a free consultation call with a client advisor.
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Record Expunged
Apply for jobs, get housing, and volunteer with confidence. Begin your application process, today.
Record Expunged
Apply for jobs, get housing, and volunteer with confidence. Begin your application process, today.
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